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mrsh2b
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Member since 1/06 1550 total posts
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video/photographer
Is it better to have one company do both the video and pictures or are you better off having a photographer for pictures and then having another, specifically a videography company, do the video. Is there a big difference in quality?
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Posted 3/9/06 2:48 PM 
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Wild Rose Video
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Member since 10/03 474 total posts
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Re: video/photographer
I just sent you FM.
Thanks,
Marie
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Posted 3/9/06 4:49 PM
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Golden Moments
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Member since 5/05 300 total posts
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Re: video/photographer
HI Kristen & Shane,
Just sent you FM !
Please don't hesitate to contact me with
any questions.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Best Wishes,
Diana
Golden Moments www.goldenmomentsfilms.com
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Posted 3/9/06 9:43 PM
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Re: video/photographer
All that matters is that you hire talented and motivated people. A studio that offers good photography and good videography is just as good as hiring a good photographer and a good videographer. Whether the photographer and videographer are from the same company or not, they should both be professional and act in your best interest.
It may be easier to go to one company. I supply photography and video. I've photographed many weddings where I've worked with videographers from other companies -- at least 3 of which are vendors at LIW.
I have had great experiences working with:
Timeless Treasures,
Pennylane Productions,
and Rambling Rose
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Posted 3/9/06 9:56 PM
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Re: video/photographer
Hi Kristen,
I sent an FM.
Regards,
Joseph
RRVP
877 250-9020
http://www.ramblingrosevideo.com
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Posted 3/10/06 10:11 AM
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