I’m very intentional when I edit videos. So much so that I work off of the flow of a song as well as the words, which makes it harder to simply swap in/out a song.

With the content creation packages, much like how I do with teaser videos for my main videography package, I choose the music. I take the clips I like and see what song I feel works best with it.

However, as far as final reel deliverables, I don’t include music unless the client specifically asks. The main reason is I want clients to be able to post on social media using sounds that they choose but also so they don’t get a potential copyright strike.

Please note that if client does want music regardless and understands the risks with potential copyright infringement (depending on the platform), client will need to provide a list of 5-10 songs that they are okay with being in use in any regard.

No, I do not have a separate fee for travel, even if I am traveling out of state. Instead, I include it in the main rate for my services. Hotels, airline tickets, rental cars, etc. are all factored into the main rate.

I currently utilize the DJI Wireless Mic system. Most scenarios I will place a microphone on the groom, the officiant and whoever else plans to speak once toasts happen.

Normally I place the microphone within the handkerchief pocket of a groom and officiant’s suit. However, I have other options if needed.

Yes, I am a one-person team unless I am hired for a photo/video bundle package. However, my fiancé will typically be my unofficial assistant at weddings as an extra set of hands for me and the client when she’s available.

I connect with clients prior to the wedding about what their timeline looks like, what their needs are and how I can accommodate.

It varies from package to package, but generally speaking, I take anywhere from 1-3 weeks to deliver the final product, though it could also be sooner.