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What makes my wedding filming service stand out from many others is that I not only produce a 10 minute highlights montage from the footage on the day, I also deliver on average a 2 1/2 hour main edit of the important events of the day with a 4 camera operation to capture both the ceremony and speeches throughout in realtime without having to sacrafice crucial moments due to camera movement or sudden obstructions. The dancing is filmed with usually 2 -3 cameras depending on suitable space. One of the cameras for the dancing is mounted on a camera crane to get good clearance from all surrounding guests. STABLE / SMOOTH FOOTAGE All roaming footage is captured using a state of the art electronic gimbal (camera stabilising system) Keeping the footage pleasing on the eye to watch. SEE FOR YOURSELF You only need to preview some or lots of my wedding highlight videos either from this site or my facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/StruieWeddingFilms/ and read some of the comment from clients or viewers opinions and reviews: https://www.facebook.com/pg/StruieWeddingFilms/reviews/

A venue that as a highland wedding videographer I have enjoyed filming there for many years. Nestled on the outskirts of Inverness within the breathtaking Scottish Highlands, Loch Ness Country House Hotel holds a special place in my heart as a venue where I've captured countless wedding moments throughout the years. It consistently ranks among my top choices, and the reasons are abundant. The hotel's location, when blessed with the right weather, is nothing short of spectacular. It boasts a charm that's hard to rival. In terms of size, it strikes the perfect balance for most weddings, creating an ideal, intimate atmosphere for guests. What truly sets this place apart, though, is its dedicated staff. Some of them have been a part of the hotel's journey for nearly as long as I've been filming weddings. Their unfaltering dedication, helpfulness, and friendliness remain unwavering, even during the busiest of times. As a highland wedding videographer this makes the working day even more enjoyable. Moreover, the culinary offerings at Loch Ness Country House Hotel consistently impress. The food is always of the highest standard, and it's something I eagerly anticipate when working at this remarkable venue. #LochNessCountryHouseHotel #highlandweddingvideographer #invernessweddingvideographer

One of the few very large and grandest of hotels used as a wedding venue in the scottish highlands where I have filmed many weddings and other events over the years

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WEDDINGS The following categories of information will give an insight into how I go about filming weddings and what you get for your money. WEDDING SHOWREEL ENQUIRY FORM

Planning your wedding for the filming There are many factors that can affect how a videographer can get the best footage of your wedding. When I contact you after your booking is secured, I will go over a few of the things that are worth considering at the planning stage. It will give you an opportunity to take these recommendations into account when making plans or decisions. This will also help reduce the number of questions to ask you closer the time, and avoid having to ask on the day with regards to any unclarified points that I will need to know. I can provide a list of pointers in advance so when we speak you should be familiar with what we will be discussing. Key affecting factors Lighting: Low light affects picture quality and skin tone - Lighting for effect ie. led lights or wall uplighters to decorate the venue can cause flickering on screen and undesirable skin colouring. This is also likely to affect your still photos. Space: There has to be adequate space for a 4 camera setup, and for a good view of the couple during both the ceremony and speeches. Obstructions: Large flower displays and arches etc. It is worth considering the space needed for placement of the camera tripod, distance required from front row of seats to area needed fr the bridal party and photographers, are the flower arrangements likely to block the view of guests, either from them seeing you or the camera seeing your families in the front row. Background Sounds: Although a radio lapel mic is used on the groom during the ceremony, there are often background sounds that are not obvious to the human ear at the time, due to focusing on proceedings. There are often extractor fans, generators ( if a marquee ), wind, ( if outside ), babies or small children crying. etc. these sounds will be in the finished edit if not controlled to an extent on the day. It's worth checking or instructing where possible,- If fans can be left off during the ceremony or speeches if temperature allows The Celebrant / Minister sometimes announce (if requested to do so by the couple) that if small children are unsettled during the ceremony ,that they should feel free to take them out to settle them. This often helps drop the hint to those who other wise would sit it out before thinking of doing this.Some lighting or sound systems can give off buzzing which can be prominent in the soundtrack.