Wedding Photography And Video

also looking for budget chocolate fountain and limousines or any nice cars (affordable)

I dont live anywhere near London, sorry mate. Try www.craigslist.com, its free.

On Craigslist you would want to post an ad under "gigs" for a photographer. Be specific as to the date and time, how much time is expected, etc. They also have an "items wanted" section for the rest of it.

2007-07-20 02:17:46 by mimij

Available at www.mediashack.co.uk http featuring Jerry Ghionis, David Oliver, Rob Heyman, Marcus Bell, Denis Reggie, Yervant, Joe Buissink, Jeff ...

We are a couple amateur photographers building our portfolios.
We would like to shoot weddings for FREE this month until September.
We can only do it during weekends.
We would also like to be assistants or secondary photographers to capture all angles of your wedding day.

Parties or Special events welcome!

EVERYTHING FOR FREE.
If it is out of town, maybe you can contribute a little Petrol money.

What you will get:
2 Photographers and Videographer
Unlimited shots with digital photos saved on CD
DVD/CD slideshow
3 ccd Standard Pro Video in DVD

So if you're hard up on your budget, Book your date now!!! Let us do the shots or tag along with your hired services.

Respond to this Ad or Email memorylens@yahoo.com.au or Ring +61447462438

Thanks!

no one will see that here

Go post it on http://www.gumtree.com.au

Its free to post an add there.. So post as many as you like.. and you'll have a better chance at getting someone.

2008-08-19 23:06:08 by memorylens

Price: $0.00

There are three filters included with this item, one white filter to soften the light (diffuse effect); one warm filter to reduce the color temperature and one Pink filter.
Easy to know the battery capacity: press the test button, 4-LED On means battery full, 1-LED On means battery low.
Rotate switch be use to on/off and adjust the brightness.

Craig's List - really. There's people there who'll do the work for much less than a full-service photo studio.
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/search/ ccc?query=wedding%20photographer

2007-04-04 06:16:24 by stacie j

A lot will depend on your location... New York will be more expensive than Las Vegas - If you live in a larger city... you might consider getting a photographer from out in the Burbs - that will drive into the city... In the Austin TX area - $2200 is about average for an experenced / dependable photograher or team... Below $1500 may not have all the experence / equipment / reputation etc... Good luck -
BTW: We travel <smile>

2008-05-03 15:25:26 by JaflipCruz

Ok so what steps do I need to take to start my own business shooting wedding videos and photogrphy.

What classes should I take at my community collage?

What kind of cameras should I buy?

THANKS IN ADVANCE!!

Photography is going to take you about two years of classes (four classes, one each semester)
Fewer schools teach video and film, but you can expect more classes for that since once you have the raw footage, you then need to use a video editor to put the video together, add text and music and other things associated with video and film production (a wedding team with both capabilities usually have a photographer and videographer and neither are expected to do the others job .... they are that different).

While you are talking all those classes, you will want to take some very piratical business classes where you learn how to deal with fixed and variable costs, budgeting for your capital expenses, providing both your business and family with insurances, liability, life and health as well as all the other benefits we associate with being employed.

While you are in school, get a job as an assistant to a wedding photographer and start learning all the fine skills associated with running a wedding photography business as well as the photo skills. You can during this time, start buying your equipment

STILL:

Two good, high quality DSLR's.
A few lenses like a 24-70 mm f/2.8, 70-200 mm f/2.8 and 50 mm f/1.4.
A couple of dedicated external flash units with a bracket and diffusion filter.
A photo ready computer with at least 4 gb RAM and about a tb of hard drive to start. Of course a fast CPU goes without saying. Include at least a 22 inch monitor that can be calibrated to sRGB standards and a calibration tool like EyeOne or Spyder
Latest version of Lightroom and Photoshop.

Video

Something like a broadcast quality mini-DV camera made by Canon, JVC, Panasonic or Sony. You will need a video editing computer (separate from your photo ready and business computer) It is much less money to buy a "turnkey" system than trying to buy separate video capture cards, a sound card, dual monitors, real-time RAID arrays, etc. Since you will probably be buying the "turnkey" product, I will not go into the guts of such a computer and the programs you will need to become expert in using.

Then after you have all your equipment, all your education and a good business and marketing plan with a usable P&L spreadsheet open shop

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