With Heart

We always aim to deliver a few photos for your social media platforms so you and your friends have something to admire straight away. After that you can usually expect your edited images and/or video back in 4-6 weeks. We of course will keep you up to date as to how they are doing and when you can expect them! Obviously certain times of the year can lead to longer delays but it’s because we spend a lot of time making sure your photos and videos are perfect.

Yes we do! We try our best to ensure we capture as much personal audio from the day as we can. From the personalised letters in the morning to the tender speeches at the end of the night. If the opportunity presents itself we love to incorporate key audio from the day into our video highlight. However we are restricted in what we can guarantee as we are dependant on the location, audio equipment present and timing of events. Talk to us about this when you enquire for more information.

Throughout the day we listen to the music you have chosen, to get a sense of what you like, and what suits you and the feel of the day. Whilst popular songs may make a great soundtrack to your special day, we don’t believe in using other people’s work without paying for it, as we know how much work they put into creating their craft. Unfortunately really famous artists’ and their work can cost upwards of $1000 to license.  Instead, we license music from talented emerging artists from around Australia and the world for a small fee that’s built into the price of the film. By doing this you’re not only supporting some extremely talented artists, but also removing any hassle of the video becoming blocked on sites such as YouTube and Facebook because of copyright.

Of course we are more then happy for you to select your own music! We want to cater our work to your needs & create content that you’ll be happy with forever. Let us know if you are interested in picking your own song and we can discuss further.

We can’t stress enough the best time for location shots is where the sun is a little lower. During the middle of the day through to mid afternoon is when the sun is at it’s highest and can be a bit of a pain. It tends to cast some pretty harsh unflattering shadows resulting in squinty photos and highly contrasted skin tones. If you can, aim for a time where the sun is at a lower angle, particularly for your portrait session. The Golden Hour (the last hour of light before sunset) is prime portrait time. If we can’t work that into your day we hope we can steal you away at your reception for some sunset fun.