Wedding Video Documentary Style

     A Documentary Style Wedding Video, also know as a Journalistic Style Wedding Video, is normally a real-time, full coverage capture of all the ceremony events as they happened in real time. Multiple cameras are used and the final product is a real-time full coverage edited copy of the event as it actually happened. The editing consists of editing in the best camera angles of the event and minimising or eliminating the content that has little or no action in it.

     The Documentary Wedding Video usually starts as the Wedding Party prepares to oficially enter the Ceremony location. This would include the opening music at the location. The Documentary Wedding Video usually ends after the Receiving line or after the Bride and Groom leaves the ceremony location. The Documentary Wedding Video normally is about 60 to 90 long.

     A Documentary Wedding Reception Video would use the same plan and procedure as the Ceremony video except for the fact that the final product would not be a real-time event. There are often long periods of time when Wedding guests simply are socializing between the traditional events that take place at the Wedding Reception that are simply not included in the final DVD. There are many Wedding Reception traditional events including the cake cutting, the first dance, the toasts and many more. These events would all be beautifully placed on the Final DVD with the periods of inactivity cut out. The Wedding Reception Documentary Video is uaually at least an hour long.