Lacy has spent her career making brides look like they are in a fairytale. This is the day she got to live one. Plus the deepest behind the scenes I have ever filmed.
Continue readingMINDBLOWING New Features in Adobe’s After Effects & Premiere Pro CC 2019 Spring/April Update!
Content Aware Fill for video, which removes people from moving shots in a few clicks. Plus rulers and guides in Premiere at long last, a rebuilt titler, and 10 bit hardware decoding.
Continue readingBuild a Budget 4K Video Editing PC for $700 in 2019! | Ryzen Computer Guide
Around $700 of parts that will edit 4K and 1080p in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve and stay fast for years. Every part, why I picked it, and a faster option for each if you have the budget.
Continue readingCanon’s EOS RP Video Specs from a Sony User’s Perspective
The cheapest full frame body going, and it drops dual pixel autofocus the moment you switch to 4K. A leaked spec sheet says Canon Log: No. Just no.
Continue readingWedding Film Breakdown: Gear & Settings Used in Kaley & Doug’s Film
Kaley and Doug’s wedding film played back with the camera, lens, aperture, ISO, frame rate and stabilization burned into the corner of every shot. Here is the whole table, plus what it tells you.
Continue reading“I promise to always say yes to Whataburger at 12am” | Wild Texas Barn Wedding
This film took a bit longer than usual to edit. No, not because of stress caused by the impending birth of our first child (okay, maybe that is in the back our minds), but because it can be a challenge to fit so many good moments into one film.
If you’ve watched Kaley and Doug’s wedding trailer, you’ll now that I’ve been Facebook friends with Kaley for many years, but Rachel and I didn’t sit down to really get to know her and Doug until several months before their wedding. What we found was a couple that was perfectly comfortable with who they were, able to sit at home watching The Office and eating Whataburger, or the spend a week halfway around the world in Paris.
Their wedding was as eclectic as they are, with the big barn elements of the Texas countryside fused with a Jewish ceremony, tearful and comedic vows, heartfelt letters, faces scrunched up with laughter, a horah dance that bordered on chaotic, and a smattering of electronic music (Kaley’s favorite) booming in the background.
We hope Kaley and Doug were taken on as much of a ride when watching their film as we were filming and editing it.
Getting married? No matter how crazy, we would love to film it! Please get in touch. 🙂





