Editing and Post-Production

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If the video was shot properly editing should be a fairly straightforward process. We begin with selecting and rearranging the good shots into correct order to get a rough cut of the final movie. Once we have all the good clips in the right sequence we gather additional files, graphics, photos and audio assets to mold it into a structured video. Manipulating time and space we control the rhythm of the story.

The movie may begin with photos of the bride and groom along with the wedding invitation, titles and exterior shots of the wedding location.

Transitions are used to join video shots together. The most simple transition is the cut when one shot changes instantly to the next. Another common transition is the cross dissolve, where one shot gradually fades into the next. There are several other advanced transitions available to assist in scene changes although we prefer plain cuts and dissolves to maintain a clean look of your new jersey wedding video and keep the focus on the story. Over using advanced transitions can result in cheesy looking video.

Speed Change
Increasing or decreasing the speed of the video shot by our nj new jersey wedding videographer is one of the most popular effects to give an interesting and fresh look to your video. Slow motion can be an effective technique to emphasize and repeat emotional and happy moments.

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Split screen offers a modern perspective for telling a story. With this technique for example we can show two cameras at the same time on the same screen. High definition video has a lot of sreen area making it perfect for split screen effects.

The duration of your DVD or Blue Ray movie will be around two hours. Chapter points will mark every important scenes like the ring exchange, your vows, photo shoot at the park, new jersey wedding reception and the highligh clip, so you can easily jump to your favorite part of the movie with just a press of a button on the remote control.