This is a LONG and in depth video. I hope you’ll find this video extremely useful if you’re looking to start filming weddings or looking to improve your wedding films. I’d love to answer any questions that you may have for me, so feel free to comment below.
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First Time Here?
Thanks for being here. I know your time is valuable, so I’ll keep it short. I own a company called 4LC Studios. I do video production (weddings, commercial, and anything else that grabs our attention). This youtube channel and everything I post is about the journey. I love sharing what I’m learning, how I’m growing, and how I’m failing. I hope you’ll follow my journey and be a part of the conversation.
I just realized I sat here for an hour watching this. Overall ~ it was very entertaining and informative. I have no regrets
What is a 7200 lens?
I seldom watch an entire YouTube video this long! Worth every minute. Thank you so much for the additional effort that went into making a behind-the-scenes when you already had so much on your plate! You are a champ! Excellent work and wishing you the best in everything! Also, you got people skills!
I watched your video well. It was very fun. Come and watch my video.It's not gonna be fun. ^^
Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Oh Damm Johnny Sins
You are an AWESOME individual (…to all of your team)! Thank you for your generosity and spirit! It is an understatement to say that I learned a lot… 😛
I love how you work
hey Vsauce michael here
Do you shoot in log for the most part or not at all?
I'm currently studying and super want to make wedding videos like this already.
I love it.
this is the first 1 hour video that i watched on youtube, and it's so worth it. thank you!
good behind the scene wedding videography…well except for the dress hanged in the tree with ropes beside it… for HORROR ? for HALLOWEEN? seems like a lady will hanged by that tree.. creepy actually
I definitely inspire to be this guy when I start my business as a wedding videographer I think the key is to shadow someone that has plenty of experience and learn the ropes from them
Why would you use ND filter ? Bumping shutter does the same right ?
As someone getting taking the leap into wedding videography, this video is incredibly helpful. Thanks for making it. P.S What lights are you using for the speeches? I have a 120d but I'm not sure about suspending that bad boy so far up and it's also not bi-colour..
THANK YOU! This video was tremendously beneficial. I am currently in film school and intend on starting a commercial video production and wedding videography company when I graduate. Aces on sharing so much industry insight to jumpstart my career.
be sure to use ND and Polarize Filters!
Niiiiice! What lav do you use?
Hey scott. Did you go to college for this profession? If so, what was the title of the major? Im interested in this career. Look forward to your response. Thank you!
Damnnn awesome work
Hey Scott. I know this is 3 years old but its still very impressive. The gear prep, the coordination, communication and quality of work is top notch. I wish you were in my area so I could send you some business!
I've only watched 4 minutes so far, but this is super interesting!
Who needs a 3 year course in videography when you have this video. Absolutely epic.
Trabalho com isso
the link to the wedding is in the (show more) section.
This was put together beautifully, super interesting video!
One note: When you tap the XLR Output of a speaker, it causes a 3dB loss of signal on the line as a whole. That means the side you plug into will be 3dB quieter than the other side. It's just something to keep in mind!
I am going to do my first wedding soon. This was soo incredibly helpful. I took five pages of notes. I will consume these notes; digest them and embrace the on-the-run craziness. I love how you preach kindness no matter what. I agree with every way you handle yourself and interact with others. You are spreading great energy to all around you.
that drone shot was absolute gold
Thank you for the awesome BTS Scott! Quick question, what type of attachment/mount did you use for mounting two torchleds on one light stand?
What lens is he using
Nice and honest behind the scenes. I usually have the same concerns when I'm shooting any video/project and watching your video made me realize that I'm doing right!
Just brilliant. Thanks
Why Pablo look like Ivar the boneless from Vikings tho, or maybe its just me😂😂😂.. Thanks for the video🙏🏿🙏🏿
great job well done!
found the link lol sry.
i would like to see the wedding vid.
i want to see how it looks. ty
nice work man !what country ?thanks
good job…
Great job Scott! enjoyed watching you.
Awesome vid bro!!!! Thanks for giving the full bts, it truly gave great insight as to what is involved. Great job!
It’s the second time I watch this and I love it. I’ve been shooting weddings for 3 years and you can always learn from other filmmakers processes and workflows. I can relate in a lot of things and ,even though the wedding format is so different to what you see here in Argentina, there are so many similarities in terms of how a filmmaker works in this type of events. Great tutorial and I’ll keep sharing it to fellow wedding filmmakers!