10 Video Editing Tips Every Wedding Filmmaker Should Know - Wedding Videography Tips

Today I am diving deeper into the art of wedding filmmaking and more specifically the 10 video editing tips every wedding filmmaker should know to avoid the paralysis by analysis, burnout, and how you never have to struggle with a wedding film again.

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CHAPTERS
0:00 - Never struggle with a wedding film
0:36 - Tip number one
1:03 - Tip number two
1:40 - Tip number three
2:22 - Tip number four
3:00 - Tip number five
3:44 - Tip number six
3:58 - develop a structured workflow
4:29 - Tip number seven
4:57 - Tip number eight
5:26 - Tip number nine
6:12 - Tip number ten
6:56 - Free Questionniare Template
7:26 - Subscribe :)
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[JoshBirman]

Taking a break is super helpful! Sometimes it's just better to go take a nap 😄

[cbrycemedia]

Been following for almost a year and your insight has been SO helpful for me in my first year of wedding filmmaking. Thanks so much Jaired 🙌

[captainfilmmaking]

Nice an helpful: Tip #11: Take notes in a notebook after you finished your film. Write down things which turned out great and other which where catastrophic ideas.
Over time these information will add up and help you becoming a better filmmaker.

[TomasGolej]

Also overhinker here ✋🏻 Great tips, thanks…I just still have to remind myself: “Trust the process”…especially at the beginning of the crafting story.

[bigthinker-zpsg]

Just found your channel and I can honestly say I am certain your channel is going to blow up in the near future. Your videos are very easy to follow and extremely helpful! Definitely going to be following along with all future videos!

[picefilmsug]

Thank you for your piece of inspiration always, keep elevating 🎉🎉

[definitelydancers]

Thank you!!
Your advice is appreciated

[kaglichev]

Hey bro, the questionnaire link isn’t working, you still got that?

[brandonleefilms-weddings]

Perfect timing for a great motivational piece (time to edit!) Thanks Jaired! Btw, your FB & IG links are “broken” 👍

[danielgray]

I am sure you covered this already in another video, but do you shoot/export all of your videos in 4k? The file sizes are GIANT and SSD's and memory cards are not cheap. I want to give my clients the best quality I can offer, but a 10 hour day of 4k shooting would EAT UP so much space. Would love your thoughts...I definitely struggle with some of the technical aspects of videography.

Thanks again!

[richardla]

Hey Jaired! With these bespoke weddings, how many do you usually do in a year? Does it get overwhelming if you take on too many?