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Video & Audio Visual Services
VIDEO Videographers have become a major player in the special event industry. Unlike photographers that capture a moment in time in a picture the videographer captures the whole event in motion and sound. For most corporate meetings, seminars, conventions and many social events video has become an essential part of sharing the experience of a special events. Video has become the standard format of documentation for corporate presentation as well as being used as a training tool for many businesses. Video is here and is here to stay in the Special event industry. Video formats such as VHS, Super VHS and beta are the norm and now since the advent of the digital technology it too, like photography, has gone digital. How to find a Professional Videographer to suit your event Like a photographer the best way to get the right videographer to suit your particular needs is to interview them and have an understand as to what you are wanting to create or capture in video format. Though techniques and disciplines among videographers may vary all try to capture the same thing, that is the experience of the the event. Most of the work after a videographer records an event is done in post production editing. This is where they perform their magic that is their expertise to put together a great video. Hiring a videographer one should inquire about their experience for the particular project or type of event you wish them to record. Viewing a videographer's work in a video portfolio form one can assure greater quality and peace of mind to know that one is getting an experienced professional. Also remember that choice is influenced by personal chemistry, quality of work, cost and largely trust. Hopefully the interviewing process can help you to determine what is available and which videographer is the right one for you at your event. Interviewing Questions and Information Gathering Production questions
· What type of video business do you specialize in: (Corporate, Tradeshows, Studio, Social events, Balls, Galas, Weddings, combination of, etc.) · View a video portfolio which typifies the type of event your are planning. · Do you use broadcast quality equipment. Do you use 3 chip cameras? Digital? · What format do you use? (Beta, VHS, Super VHS or digital) What is the difference? · What type of recording microphones do you use (Outside wind resistant, Inside cordless) · How many cameras do you use? What is the cost for multi cameras? · Is there a fee to go to multiple locations or is it all under the fee you quoted me? · Do you have an assistant and is this included in your fee? · While at the event will you bring a lot of extra lighting gear and flood the event with light? · Can you take a non-intrusive approach which doesn't require extra lighting? · While at the event will you take non invasive low profile filming approach to my guests? · Do you have a list of your services and fees for those services? · What is the total cost with an itemized list of all fees and services? · When is the deposit due and how much is it? When is the balance due? · Is there a limit on the number of hours you will film at the event? What is that number? · Will you stay at the event until it has ended or is there a time limit? · Are you the videographer that will be at my event or will I have a substitute? · What is your concerns while working around a photographer if I hire one? · What is your standard dress? Do you wear tuxedo if requested? · Do you have backup gear on site incase of equipment failure? · Do you have references I can call? · When will I get my video ( Within a month? Is it written in the agreement)
Post production questions
· What type of video packages do you offer? Do you have a storybook package? · Do you do all your own editing and do you have graphics and special effects capabilities? · When is the final editing and delivery date of the video? · How long do you keep the original film? May I purchase the original? · Can you put together a video from pictures? · Is all the editing, titles, animation and music included in the price? · What is the cost of duplicate tapes?
Professional Videographers in the Atlanta Metro Area
Videographers listed here are here as a helpful service to assist clients in their search for a videographers of there choice. Videographers listed are independent contractors, individuals or entities and do not work for, not endorsed, nor are affiliated with Class Act Inc. in any way. Unlike many publications and websites no videographers pays to be on this list so no conflict of interest between advertising dollars and the client's best interests are ever compromised. The videographers listed here are also listed because of their professionalism, quality and years of experience. Purchasers of video services are on their own and accept all responsibilities of seeking services and employing any videographer listed from any list on this website or any other source from Class Act Inc.
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