Wedding receptions are one of the most fun parts of a wedding day. The ceremony is behind you, food is being served, and everyone is getting ready to party! But what happens when everything goes wrong? What about when a massive lightning storm rolls through and makes an outdoor reception an indoor? Today you get to see exactly how I filmed a wedding reception that was anything but ideal. In this video I cover:
- The exact audio gear I use for recording reception toasts
- Fun techniques I use to pose a couple after their wedding ceremony
- How I setup my lighting equipment for toasts and dancing
- Angles for incredible reception exit shots
- Ways to make your dancing footage look fun!
And you’ll also get all my camera, lens, aperture, and ISO details listed with every shot I use.
Gear I used to film this wedding!
In case you haven’t seen it yet, you can watch Noah and Mal’s wedding film for this Behind The Scenes.
Every single piece of AUDIO GEAR I use when filmmaking.
Special thanks to my friend Paul Bailey for helping out with filming this BTS: Be sure to check out Paul Bailey’s work.
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