How to Film a Wedding - A Complete Behind the Scenes in 4K. Filming a wedding with the GH5

[@bsoundlighting]

Who needs a 3 year course in videography when you have this video. Absolutely epic.

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks for the kind words and for watching.

[@josefckngai6114]

I think you will know why you need the three years videography course only when you attended it. Really, you won't even know what you've missed, until you really start learning it. Don't take me wrong, I'm not saying this is a bad "how to" film, it is really a good one in fact, I gave a thumb up. But this film only covered a fraction of what you will need to know when it's your turn to do it. So, you still need that 3 year course + 3 more years experience if you are going run this business.

[@antdx316]

The internet is going to completely annihilate college in the future.

[@antdx316]

@@scottmckenna Have you ever had to deal with something getting in between the sensor and the lens? Shooting w/o knowing it's there ruining all footage?

[@Jwick1518]

People who make ignorant comments like this, thinking you're all set to ruin a wedding day after watching a You Tube video... SMH.

[@benfranklincornelius8957]

Ugh, I got instant anxiety from the moment you guys unpacked the trunk. It all came flooding back to me in an instant: the scramble, the panic, the compromised creativity on a nervously ticking clock, that sinking feeling at the end of the day hoping you got that specific moment (and in focus)...you guys are soldiers. Excellent look at how the pros do it!

[@scottmckenna]

Hahaha. You sound like you’ve worked the industry lol.

[@benfranklincornelius8957]

Scott McKenna Yeah, man. Was a good chunk of my education before shifting to other projects. I especially appreciated the political points you address on working with the vendors/bride. That applies on productions of all types. Anybody can show up with gear. It’s the people that don’t suck to be around in high stress environments that get called back. Keep killin it out there!

[@scottmckenna]

Heck yea.

[@Dumdumbier]

hell yes .. that's unfortunately exactly how it is .. even if you're good at what you're doing it's a constant stress situation ... it's horrible lol

[@SpregioCheeks]

you can't pay me enough to do weddings.

[@chrysbalbzstillsandfilm8915]

Best behind the scenes on wedding videography I've seen.

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks for the kind words. So glad it was helpful.

[@daegonmiguel6174]

Agree

[@hakamsoufan]

I agree

[@antdx316]

@@scottmckenna It's still unbelievable how nothing got in between the lens and sensor ruining all footage unknowingly until after post. When the "God system" stops intervening preventing the footage from being ruined, the footage is gone. I assume we can only get lucky so many times. Did you ever clean sensors while on-site?

[@jahcousteauu_STAYinSHAPE]

Chrys Balbz Stills and Film #facts #bestfootage I’d love to do some behind the footage coverage for you guys...? Wher are you located?

[@nourizakaria642]

that dude died inside at 0:59, you will be remembered my guy.

[@randommonkey2817]

That's so sad and funny at the same time🤣

[@funnibird]

Good thing he was wearing glasses so you don't see his tears

[@karmahidayah7994]

That's hurt.. but not bleeding

[@low100k9]

😁😁

[@MacBookBro1]

This could have been a Netflix special I was drawn in from start to finish.

[@hc-sb]

“Photographer?” “ah, videographer”... story of my life .

[@kwameryan]

Scott, I know this is an old video you probably don‘t think about anymore, and I’m not a wedding shooter - I‘m a theatrical music director - but I watched this with fascination and learned sooo much from your attitude to people and your work and most importantly, your humanity. You’re an absolute inspiration. Thanks for taking the time and effort to share your process with your subscribers!

[@Josev-TV]

I thought, I’ll watch for 10 mins then I stayed for the whole thing.

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks so much

[@JoeJoe-fo4gq]

Me too 😂💀💀

[@moisavyy]

i didn’t even notice the time, i’m 45 minutes in thinking i’ve been watching for like 10 minutes

[@annast3370]

Same here

[@davidariza2320]

I need more of this! This should be a show on Netflix lol

[@scottmckenna]

HAHA. Thanks David.

[@Khalidazizphoto]

or skillshare.com

[@sswat]

Man, video making deserves a reality show. I'm loving to watch this!

[@hansyana4118]

this is the first 1 hour video that i watched on youtube, and it's so worth it. thank you!

[@victordesauce]

Me too

[@RyanCarag]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I watched it before filming a wedding for my friends, my first time doing anything like that. The behind the scenes really helped me with what to get/bring, what to expect on the day, what shots to think about. I shot much more low-fi than this (iPhone, lenses, gimbal, consumer drone and some small lights) so watching this also helped me know what limitations I would run into and helped me plan how to work around them. Thank you!

[@steckvision3024]

love how your selling the flight over water, describe it and seeing your enthusiasm and they are just like, "ok" :)

[@dj_ramo]

Absolutely incredible work. I was glued to my tv. The amount of communication and courtesy to your fellow vendors (even the DJ which I appreciate) is unmatched. Please post more of these! True passion throughout the entire day.

[@JshorterVideo]

I like how you have a designated "safe" shot. That's not always something that people consider when capturing events, either because they don't think about it, or because they don't want to sacrifice a camera/angle.

[@HALCYONphoto]

oh man this brought so many terrible memories back lmao. but i still had to watch all the way through, so relatable.

[@UndefinedBailiwick]

What role were you in those memories?

[@Maniii782]

@@UndefinedBailiwick The bottom

[@snowmellow2889]

hey Vsauce michael here

[@antdx316]

I wonder how much they got paid for this gig..

[@zamirstuff]

I also thought of Matthew Santoro... for the voice mainly

[@evobafilms]

I've been filming weddings for 12 years and this is awesome to see how others work.

[@rodi4tech698]

Was it different than the way you do it?

[@Rickydbaby]

Love this video! So much good useful info and tips. I shoot solo wedding videos on a small scale tight budget. I'm planning on picking up a couple of lights that I will just mount to a tripod and one to a second camera. You were stressing me out at the end with those rings. I dunno why I sign up for the anxiety but I'm diving back in it again. Wish me luck.

[@anilkapoor9926]

I really loved the thing that you said "you can be a winner in this business by just being very very sweet and humble" with other departments on the sets of a wedding. And else just rocks about your work. Kudos to you guys!

[@flujarfly]

The longer I watch this..the more interesting it becomes! The problem solving is what makes it a good watch. Gives me ideas on how to plan and shoot in the future. 1 hour well spent even in 2020. Thanks Scott!

[@gmtmtfilms]

Oh man, this is the life of a wedding videographer. Getting there early, sorting audio, planning angles, puffing from carrying bag of tricks.... and all this before the edit starts. It's a tough, if not the toughest job of any vendor on a wedding day. Made me anxious so many times watching this... hahaha good times.

[@Vikingdescendent]

Good job coordinating. Shot my first weddings with a Hasselblad and a couple of Nikons. Lots of pressure to get it right when working with film. No going back. Chasing after your money in 3 installments is just as much fun. And yeah, the guests taking lots pics right behind you as you and after you pose the bride and groom is always fun too.

[@varun2440]

Pablo's expressions is the reason I saw the whole video😂jk

[@originalsuki]

"Be kind to people and you will always win in business"... I subscribed on the strength of that quote alone. I would love to know how much all of this would have cost the wedding couple. What an insane amount of expensive gear, planning, coordination, and most of all... professionalism! Just a brilliant job of letting us see behind the scenes.

[@RickyPann]

That was the most comprehensive and generous share of information I have ever seen. Thank you so much.. youre a gun. Such talent and professionalism is truly inspiring.

[@43408628]

YES! they could absolutely sell this.

[@southerngirlsociety]

My anxiety went through the roof when you guys took those rings out to a dark area with tall grass where one fall of those rings could result in an intense search. Oh my heart. Wow.

[@scottmckenna]

Sorry about that lol

[@gaynzz6841]

lol

[@YuStudios]

Started wedding videography full time this year. I'm so happy to watch this and relate to so many of the things you do. Thanks for sharing your day, Scott.

[@Sinbad510]

Really appreciate the insight and showcasing of you interacting with everyone. I feel like with high-stress wedding shoots like this, getting the actual shots isn't as much of a burden as talking to everyone and making sure everyone is on the same page and understands what the plan is. As well as being assertive, but friendly, with everyone and getting everyone together to get the shots that you want and know will make the film better. Great behind the scenes, thank you for making this.

[@hakamsoufan]

big thanks to him, Wedding photography big event, stress, pressure, a lot of list in the mind you have to do with no mistakes, it's not someone sitting behind computer writing comment about what you should do, it's not an easy job, it's not easy to find someone shares with you his work and show you what to do, you get that with experience and many practices, easy to watch but not easy to do it in the first time. it's like doing a film team by yourself, you the actor and the director and the cameraman.

[@TomJesper]

Holy shit those drone shots are I N S A N E

[@scottmckenna]

Hey thanks.

[@raymone404]

This was an amazing docu-tutorial thank you so much! I'm shooting my first wedding soon and though my video will probably be 1/5 the duration of yours and my setup is much smaller than yours, I'll still be able to apply the tips and tools you and Pablo showed. I'm especially impressed with the audio quality of the wedding vows and the speeches. I would like to see a detailed step by step on how you configured the audio components but maybe I can find that elsewhere.

[@mattboxmedia]

I have never shot a wedding, but I can appreciate what you do. This is such an insightful, real, behind the scenes video that works as a "how to" also dives into the reality of working with a wedding party/client. It's very well done, extremely educational and very informational. Cheers man!

[@kelvinsakala]

Great lesson have learnt tones,,,,,,,,,🎉 "kindness" very important ❤

[@paulteelproductions1461]

Dude there is insane value here. Thank you for this.

[@thsPLCEisAnENEMY]

This video is great! I'm currently working on learning videography and filmmaking, and would like to get into the wedding video industry. I watched through this entire video, and will definitely be watching it multiple times! So many good tips and bits of information through out, as well as a great look as to how to make your night filming so much better and easier by being nice and respectful to the other professionals you're trying to work with. At the end of the day you're all trying to accomplish the same task, which is to provide a memorable experience and product for the bride and groom, and when everyone works together you can all achieve that goal so much more easily.

[@CrackaLackTV]

"you actually should. But I don't." Same man lol

[@Arif-bq6xo]

...

[@ReaganVFilms]

This is the BEST INTERESTING video education ever because I am a vlogger and photographer and videographer.

[@scottmckenna]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@southerngirlsociety]

I was actually watching wedding photography videos because I don't do video, but I somehow got roped into this video, and it's by far, one of the best... I still learned SOOO MUCH from watching this video. Thank you so much for doing this!!

[@scottmckenna]

So glad you enjoyed it.

[@keyvanthomsenbamdej9524]

You guys are rockstars! That you have the extra set of energy to do a behind-the-scenes video on top of the actual wedding video, is just remarkable to me! I salute you all from Copenhagen, Denmark!

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks a lot.

[@1ladylane]

Love it!!! I am currently in college pursuing a degree in Digital Cinematography and upon completion, I really wanna do short films, videography for engagements/weddings and other events. I subscribed!!! God Bless!🙂

[@scottmckenna]

So glad you liked it. Thanks for watching

[@invi_carlos]

I am going to do my first wedding soon. This was soo incredibly helpful. I took five pages of notes. I will consume these notes; digest them and embrace the on-the-run craziness. I love how you preach kindness no matter what. I agree with every way you handle yourself and interact with others. You are spreading great energy to all around you.

[@tristles7858]

This is really an increidble...sort of documentary into the fun, the challenges, and the struggle of filming a wedding. I really love this work and aspire to create this sort of content. :)

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks so much Tristan. So glad you found it helpful and enjoyable.

[@tdawg719]

That was incredible! What a pleasure to watch a true professional handle his craft! Honestly I watched every second of this and never felt bored.

[@scotboy1297]

Once video'd a wedding where bride got the nervous giggles and couldnt stop, preacher was laughing, everyone in the room laughing, and things then settled down, and couple was so appreciative I got it all, these moments the stills photog couldnt have gotten, and years later these videos are the ones they most replay, while the wedding album sits in storage.

[@gastypm]

It’s the second time I watch this and I love it. I’ve been shooting weddings for 3 years and you can always learn from other filmmakers processes and workflows. I can relate in a lot of things and ,even though the wedding format is so different to what you see here in Argentina, there are so many similarities in terms of how a filmmaker works in this type of events. Great tutorial and I’ll keep sharing it to fellow wedding filmmakers!

[@scottmckenna]

Means a lot. I agree that we can always learn from other people. I do the same thing.

[@Boyz92izer]

I can't believe I've really watched a 1h youtube video without leaving! Thanks for sharing your expertise it's really valuable, keep going!

[@skynet1511]

Scott, you are a genius, you’ve just earned my respect ✊🏽

[@scottmckenna]

Not a genius. Just trying to get better every day. We are all in this Together.

[@urbansoban2669]

The level of professionalism here is just astounding! You are my hero.

[@MyMMM1]

I'm 16 minutes in, and I'm astonished! Very helpful behind the scenes video for wedding videographers. It gives a constructive angle on how other professionals operate! Thank you for the upload!

[@LandViewDrones]

Great video, thanks. Two accessories you need ... CrystalSky (much better visibility on bright wedding days) and a landing pad (to protect your equipment from all the gravel/dust).

[@hans4189]

Pablo is a character :' )

[@jaysage976]

Great Eye Brother. That 10th hole lake shot was everything. Amazing

[@Yew-Tyewbe]

How has this video had over 1 million views but only 21k likes?! It’s awesome for beginner wedding film makes like myself! Thank you!

[@OkeechobeeFlorida]

All I gotta say is WOW.. This was so dope...I have produced 10,000+ high level VIP and corporate live events since 1999, and you can't get a better play by play behind the scenes example than this. From the pre-planning workflow, how to properly interact with all the vendors, being nice to everyone (especially other vendors!), and with communicating goals and artistic expectations on how you would like each shot/segment/piece to come together...this is exactly how you should handle event production with a 5 star, unparalleled customer service, and utmost professional level. Bravo.

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks a lot for the compliments. Means a lot. We are always trying to get better at everything we do.

[@1dude2cats]

I just watched your full video and the final product. INCREDIBLE WORK! I have just started doing weddings myself and don't have near the equipment you do, but I am pushing forward. Thank you for the inspiriation and knowledge.

[@KelvinMao]

Do you have a link to the final video?

[@LoVE.B.]

Love the behind the scenes. I'm new to shooting and can't imagine this. *Phewph*.. the video is in the description. Unbelievable. Great job!

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@lenividivici9123]

I was just looking at my equipment, which I am quite proud of at the moment and worked a lot for (A7iii with 1 lens, A6000 with 3 lenses, Mavic 2 Pro, Zhiyun Crane Plus). Looking at your gear makes me feel like I own a toy camera :')

[@rockboyjazz]

LeniVidiVici Cinema lol what!? his gear is pretty standard for any professional videography business out there. And when it comes to camera, A7III is one of the best hybrid shooters in the market right now. A lot of my friends went from using GH5 to A7III.

[@sierradolch]

@@rockboyjazz Hey! I'd really like to know why they switched over, because I've been looking at both the GH5S and the A7RIII. I'm leaning more towards the GH5S, and am really into film, but I'd still love to hear other's take on it who have more experience than me! Thanks in advance! :)

[@eliza_17]

I came here looking for tips on how to record my own wedding video thinking it could be something you could just DIY. But after watching this amazing video and all the hard work you guys put into it, every penny you charge is well worth it. I guess I better stop now and go hire the videographer. You guys did an amazing over the top job and I loved the new touches of technology. Definitely more modern for sure. 👍👍

[@SLevinCinema]

Been a wedding videographer for 8 years and I can tell you this guy knows his stuff, great video!

[@scottmckenna]

Really appreciate the kind words Steve. Thanks.

[@saewms2616]

Love your positive energy!! Great job Scott.

[@scottmckenna]

MissTech Nique thanks. I always try.

[@Larsunoand]

Thank you Scott! For me, the best video you have published. The film is very instructive and good film quality. You have everything and it's amazing. Many thanks!

[@scottmckenna]

Lars-Uno Andersson super thankful that you watched. Glad it was helpful.

[@dragonflymedia3979]

Loved your honest view of the way you film a wedding, you're cool dude

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks for that. I appreciate it.

[@SDTimmy23]

I just realized I sat here for an hour watching this. Overall ~ it was very entertaining and informative. I have no regrets

[@scottmckenna]

So glad it was enjoyable to you Timothy

[@shelbyr6917]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU LOVE LOVE LOVE Y'ALL! You are amazing I love the way you talk to us like we are there! THANK YOU!

[@mexicotraveller0]

Me gustó mucho tu vídeo me imagino que el resultado final fue exelente

[@BensBoringVideos]

Holy shit this behind the scenes is amazing. I may have learned more watching this than some entire college courses.

[@WeddingFilmSchool]

woot love this

[@scottmckenna]

Just trying to model the best WFS. Appreciate all the great content from you.

[@nikonprofessional5286]

WFS! Now that guy knows how to make a wedding video!! AND he's cute to boot!

I like your video, it's so great

[@oQsR]

This is by far one of the most, if not the most detailed behind the scenes break down I have seen on KZbin. Awesome work!

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks so much.

[@TravellLove]

So much effort has been put into this. As a photographer, I can tell that!

[@jibmediaconcepts8827]

Thanks, bro... very very much... did my first wedding video about 2 weeks ago..... it was madness... smh! but there is always the first time for everything.... I follow WFS and he teaches me ah lot of great stuff, now you bring a different angel to my approach!

[@scottmckenna]

So glad it’s been helpful. Congrats on your first wedding. Never stop learning.

[@artsmodelstation9396]

Let’s see, so first I have to buy a camera. Dang, this dude was loaded.

[@thedankatheist3466]

24:30 the sad violin has me dead

[@Ruffneck101]

Thoroughly enjoyed seeing you collab with the photographer. I do both photo and video, and have a second photographer take over photo when we're offering both services. On occasion, a bride who has already booked a photographer brings me on for video. It's a blessing to get to work both sides of the spectrum, because I've been able to tailor my habits and mannerisms to both ensure great shots for me, for the photographer and also guarantee a non-intrusive experience for the couple and guests. If you are a photographer who uses only primes, sits in the front and center of an aisle during a ceremony and you don't care if you're blocking the videographer or guests in order to "get your shot", then you should re-think what you're doing in the wedding business. I coordinate every Ceremony with the photographer (camera placements, where I'd like to be to get my shot and allow them to get theirs, etc.). It baffles my mind the amount of photographers that go "yup, ok, good, sounds great", then block the cameras and shots, or just stand plainly in front of them. Jokes on them, I inform the photographer and couple that we'll be coordinating shots and if they ruin mine, I just show the couple the video and explain that unfortunately the photographer chose to ruin your video, because they simply didn't care or don't have the proper equipment to ensure getting the shot and not ruin my own (ie. the photographers that only shoot prime, because they're sharper - zombies). Primes are for getting ready, photoshoot, all non-speaking portions of the Reception, you need zooms for Ceremony, Toasts and Reception Games people. How many weddings I've booked after a wedding, because a photographer was always in the way and ruining moments and I'm always back capturing it beautifully without interfering is always nice though. People notice these things.

[@Buisness1]

This was so encredably helpful to me. I have a shoot in January first week. I'm now planning another call to my clients to update myself on various facts of the shoot after watching this.

[@kaiimochii4906]

thank you so much, I've been wanting to practice my film making skills and this gave me a very interesting insight

[@golden-dragon1442]

"Typically i dont get her getting dressed..." lol thats a classic

[@golden-dragon1442]

11:48-11:50 :P

[@Krafty]

“I’ll have her get into a good position” 😏😏

[@remyj80]

This is so helpful. I appreciate your work.

[@scottmckenna]

IAMREMYJ so glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.

[@LiamKellyWinked]

That was intense as hell! I’d hate to do weddings as I’m not a great people person, but you are a master of working with people - keeping people happy, informed and making it the best day possible for those who are paying you... and those not too - it looked effortless and Pablo clearly works so well with you - brilliant POV video from Kevin too!! Great job guys!

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks for the kind words. Glad it was entertaining.

[@quasiguy]

Your video was an hour well spent. Thanks for taking the time to create this. You and your team work your butts off. A couple of moments that stuck with me: 1) Umbrella hot shoe mount. As a fellow bald guy, I appreciate the innovation. You may want to get a patent. 2) "Be nice." You've definitely got that down and your clear communications and collaborative style really gets everyone on board. 3) Set exposure to the brightest outdoor light and leave it there. (Why haven't I thought of this?) 4) Torch LEDs. Didn't even know they exist. I'm definitively going to look into them. 5)"Keep being in love." Your drone was freaking out the photographer (ha!), but that didn't stop the love from flowing. 6) Shoot all glide cam/gimbal work in manual focus. I appreciate the sentiment, but I'm not sure how you can always maintain a steady distance, especially when people come dancing in. My Sony A7iii is amazing at locking focus when I use the touch screen and on the gimbal, I can never pull focus as well as the camera can follow focus. Still, as a former Nikon DSLR video shooter, I agree that manual is the way to go...in a perfect world. 7)You can only prepare so much. I'm not a wedding shooter, but I've been second cam a couple of times for a friend who does and she said the same thing. I want to be all buttoned up, but stuff happens, as they say. You've really got to be flexible. I enjoyed helping my friend shoot weddings, but I'll never have the intestinal fortitude to do it myself full time. It's pretty grueling. Thanks again for sharing this video.

[@Geletin911]

The Mavic isn't "usable"? Pretty extreme given that we are just filming weddings, right? The Mavic for the price and portability, is great for weddings.

[@scottmckenna]

I was saying it jokingly (for the most part). I just mean when you own an Inspire 2 which has remarkable image capability, it makes the Mavic feel unusable that's all. I'm not saying it's junk, it's just not the Inspire 2 and once you see that quality, it's hard to use something else. Does that make sense?

[@scottmckenna]

and yes you can say we're "JUST" filming weddings, but I don't look at business that way. I say "If I can get better quality than the rest of people, I'm going to do it". It's the reason I own an $8000 drone in the first place, to stick out as having some of the best aerials you'll see. Hope that makes sense.

[@Geletin911]

Scott McKenna, that all makes sense - for you and your situation. I’m genuinely happy that what you do works for you (seriously lol), but a lot, and I mean a lot, of people look to people on KZbin and try to mimic their exact set up, even if that means going in debt over a drone. Therefore, stating what I believe is still a good drone, especially for weddings, isn’t usable (even jokingly), is extreme. Anyways, keep up the good work!

[@scottmckenna]

+Kevin Borge I understand your argument, but keep in mind it was my my behind the scenes and just my opinion for what I do coming from my mouth that’s all. I wasn’t saying no one should use a Mavic. I just said for what I do, I just prefer the Inspire. That’s it, no disrespect intended. It’s like me saying the iPhone should never be used for professional video because I like the GH5 better. That would be a true statement in my head, but does’t mean that if the iPhone works for you, you can’t use it. An opinion is just an opinion.. thanks for checking out the video though, I hope you found it helpful.

[@bowlinemediaAU]

I’ve got the i2 and mavic, I’d take the i2 to a wedding if I could fit it in my car with all the rest of the gear lol

[@rayanraza1504]

Best behind the scenes so far, how to see the post production video of the this wedding?

[@curtisajike]

This was amazing! You take professional to a whole new level!

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks. Just trying to get better each day

[@CrackedTubeGamer]

If you don't mind can you ball park how much do these events make you? and/or how frequent are these jobs for you?

[@scottmckenna]

I do roughly 30-35 weddings per year.

[@hengedude]

Very impressive... you have a very easy going approach to everyone you interact with; SO important in an environment like this. Your people management skills are as impressive as your videographer technical skills. Nice job.

[@johnseemon]

I seldom watch an entire KZbin video this long! Worth every minute. Thank you so much for the additional effort that went into making a behind-the-scenes when you already had so much on your plate! You are a champ! Excellent work and wishing you the best in everything! Also, you got people skills!

[@scottmckenna]

So glad you enjoyed it.

[@JuanAntoniovlog]

Amazing BTS and very educational, thanks for sharing! :) Quick question, I saw the final video on Vimeo and loved it! What else do you turn in to the bride and groom besides the 10 minute video? Any other raw footage or edited content? I get people asking me to film and edit 2 hours of the special day. I think that's just too much to edit in a cinematic way :|

[@nuttawatkorkiattakul3303]

How can i search in vimeo i cant find anywhere

[@normanproduit8383]

29:45 "Let's hope he did everything correctly". I feel soooo bad for Pablo... He is doing everything he needs to and never gets nice feedback.

[@jasonodine]

The video world can be petty bro 😂🤷🏾‍♂️

[@spotcutsfilm]

In the end I have been waiting for such a film from you. !!! I suppose that I should watch this video more than one time:) I just got first job on wedding in December Scott:) Keep your fingers crossed for me:)!!! Thanks for your help!!! Karol from Poland 🇵🇱:)

[@scottmckenna]

Spotcuts Film I’m so glad it was helpful, and congrats on your first wedding. Let me know if I can help you in anyway

[@spotcutsfilm]

Scott McKenna Certainly. Thanks 👍🥁😊

[@MUENTERMEDIA]

Cool, congrats on your first job - you will make it!

[@spotcutsfilm]

Thank you! In the meantime, it turned out that I could make a movie in October so it will be the second without counting a free movie for friends in Juni :) Thanks for support :). I love this job :)

[@MUENTERMEDIA]

Definitely a great great job - never boring, always different people, locations and projects! :-)

[@dnkayto]

Just randomly started playing after a video I was watching on the DJI mavic 2 Pro.. Now it's almost Midnight and I realized I just watched an hour video, and the final video. Super good man.

[@ilyaborisov24]

this is the most jam packed, awesome tutorial for wedding filmmakers that i've come across on KZbin. hugggeee thank you. I will most likely buy something from you in the near future due to the value you've provided me.

[@dabj9546]

44:00 Pablo 😂

[@oppotato5440]

Da BJ lol

[@marcusevjen6547]

haha

[@chukwudianiekwensi6969]

Why Pablo look like Ivar the boneless from Vikings tho, or maybe its just me😂😂😂

[@upwardcreatives1459]

Thanks for this video, bro! God Bless you!

[@adriangonzalez6266]

Very helpful, I'm about to film my first wedding on april 27th and may 4th I'm very nervous but I hope I'll do great 😅

[@salisburyproductions98]

Ive got mine in September, also very nervous! how did yours go?

[@lougoncalvesmedia]

This was so spectacular. I can imagine the extra hard work and effort to add the extra footage comments and editing for this documentary/tutorial/sample of your amazing work. What a great insight into the background of wedding videography. Your hard work and efforts are truly inspiring and appreciated. Thank You so much, Cheers from Toronto, Canada!!

[@TimelineProvision]

We also do wedding photography and videography and its one of the most enjoyable jobs which keeps you on your toes. watching this man go through the same experiences is amazing. the best part of the day is obviously the food :) good work.

[@KnightMorelos]

Thank you so much for sharing this, is amazing!! :D

[@JamesRailProductions.]

The drone doesn’t matter it’s the camera they have different cameras and different lenses you can use/buy

[@jaapjonkercom]

56:24 "Just keep being in love! Keep going!!" :) :) :)

[@Th3VoV]

"Be kind to people, and you'll always win in business." - Really good advice Scott, I'm doing my MBA right now and have my hand in multiple start-ups; Most of my professors and mentors have advised the same. Love the attention to detail in your work and thank you for a lot of really practical tips!

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@local9]

That drone shot over the lake. Just beautiful.