Reviewing YOUR Wedding Films LIVE

Jason and Jared reviews THREE filmmaker submitted films LIVE!

Jason and Bobby are reviewing your film! Submit on our site and join us as we get out of our editing caves and build community. Whether you're a brand new wedding filmmaker or a recognized name in the wedding filmmaking community, everyone is welcome and encouraged to share their films and feedback in our weekly live wedding film review!

We will be reviewing user submitted wedding films today! We're also here to answer your burning questions as we review YOUR films, and grow as a community!


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[waynosfotos]

Thanks guys, this format is great for people to learn, cheers for putting this out. 🙏

[waynosfotos]

Ray Roman? Gezz, will be tuning in for that, the Lake Como and Chicago films he recently shot were just epic. He turned the volume up to 11 on those shoots.

[waynosfotos]

Just a comment on the podcast production, not sure if everyone sees this but all the weddings i have watched on this podcast are jittery as if they are played on the wrong base, frames per second. Especially on slo-mo. Maybe you guys could look into why. Cheers.

[MZPCreations]

How do I submit? And if the video is 15 mins do I need to shorten it or will yall just watch a few minutes skipping through?

[waynosfotos]

First wedding, must admit, I don't see anything wrong with the "180 degree rule" broken and i didn't see to much noticeable over exposure or colour.l shift. So i thought it was pretty slick. The only thing i didn't like (which is a completely personally thing) is the cuts were to fast for my liking at the beginning of the film, it didn't slide you into the moment. But hey 99 other people may of liked it. Gr8 video and worth the money.

Completely disagree with the wider 16mm lens, but needs to be used for purpose. A wide lens needs to be used to highlight side moments i.e. pushing in or moving away. Of course you need to shot closer to get this affect. Need to work with the stills person to use this lens and get the best out of it.