Elopements weddings choose Simple, Deluxe or Cinematic.
The videos are edited snappily for dramatic effectiveness. Long versions are an option.
Reasons to have: to show to family back home/ to have as a keepsake of your wedding day.
Shown here: Linear edit abridged.
Shown: add-on live pro audio
Shown here: Full linear edit (entire ceremony)
Simple videography is for most elopers who want professional video of their wedding ceremony, so that family and friends can see and feel the “I do” moment unfolding on a spectacular Kauai beach.
The simple video is shot with 2 cameras. It is edited down (abridged) to have a snappy pace, typically under five minutes. If you desire a more stylized video, you can choose Simple + for drone aerial shots, a gimbal operator for sweeping motion shots and more coverage time.
A Kauai wedding videographer pull out all the gear
Typically this option is for when you have guests and require multiple hours of coverage. But even if it's just the two of you, if you want something awesomely special, weaving much more the ceremony into the video, choose this option. It's a very polished Kauai wedding video.
This is a love story video that I directed, shot, and edited for the bride and groom's wedding and reception on the mainland. They were huge Country and Western lovers and they picked out the song. The video showcases the life they'd shared together for a decade. We shot this over 2 long days, including half a day at a church hall that we (my clients and I) turned into a green screen studio. As there was just me as the crew, the bride and groom helped me set up lights, lug around green screen panels and other grip gear. Without their help there's no way this could have been made.
This Kauai wedding video is one with a karaoke twist. Not your everyday wedding video, but different is special. There's a second version of this which is more classical.
Kauai wedding videographer David Marsh films under stormy skies a wedding at the St Regis Kauai, now called 1-Hotel
When you have something important to show
Stylized corporate getaway
For personal desire and fun, promotion, requested by an agency, whatever the reason, I would love to craft your video.
Paddle outs are a Hawaii tradition
Boat tours, excursions, whether private or a company video, these types of video are in my wheelhouse. Please contact me
Promoting your products or services. Please contact me
Boys and Girls Club of Kauai - a video by David Marsh
I usually work on my own, deploying 1 or 2 cameras, recording the audio myself. If you want drone shots (they add cinematic dimension) or steadicam/ gimbal for sweeping shots (also cinematic) a second videographer/ gimbal operator / licensed drone pilot need to be brought on board, too.
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Commercials, documentaries and more
Whatever you have in mind, once we discuss it I'll come up with a competitive fee.
A wedding videographer in Kauai who shoots more than weddings. I do portfolio videos. Retreat videos, Quinceañeras, Bat Mitzvahs, Bar Mitzvahs. I really like the new trend in wedding videography: short, snappy, tailored to music, no voices except perhaps “you can kiss the bride.” Please peruse.
You've decided to have a video for your live event. Most live Kauai events that I videotape look awesome. However, you should be aware that live events can be a bit of a gamble. It's not like taking photographs where I can take multiple shots in order to achieve perfect placement and perfect exposure. The video is ongoing, it's forever changing, and I shoot cinéma vérité—I get what I get, without having the opportunity to shoot do-overs, usually. Below is a cut-and-paste from a blog I wrote way back. When you read it, you might think oh that doesn't sound good. Just know that I've never taken on a video project I could not complete and have it looking pretty darn good. With a few of them, perhaps, not the way I had intended and, perhaps, not the way my client had anticipated. But still good.
So....
While a live taped event can go off without a hitch, sometimes snafus happen and because it's a live show, not all snafus can be fixed. With a well rehearsed live show or event mistakes, glitches, and downright disasters can still happen, although with a well rehearsed show, there’s more likelihood that it will go off as planned. Naturally, if the event is outside in a place that has ever-changing weather, a downpour or massive change in nature’s lighting can produce a less desired video.
With low budget events, such as weddings, family gatherings, intimate celebrations, etc, there are pitfalls for not rehearsing, not staging; it's also unlikely that the videographer can recover from equipment issues, especially if the videographer is unaware of an issue. They happen to the best technicians and artists. The event is on and it’s not stopping and the snafus are recorded (or not recorded) and sometimes the issue cannot be edited out of the video. Most good videographers know errors and mistakes can crop up from time to time. Most good videographers have backup gear, and contingent plans, which might resolve the video differently than planned. And sometimes snafus make content creators, like myself, think outside of the box. Often they produce videos even better than hoped for.
Mahalo
David Marsh
Professional videographer Kauai,
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