Julia and Jacob - Howe Farms Wedding Video - HIS VOWS!

I needed this video and I needed this couple!
It's been a whirlwind of a few weeks lately and I needed a couple who was so laid back, cool, and crazy in love like Julia and Jacob.
My life has been so busy that I looked FORWARD to the NORMALCY of doing a wedding video.
I have to say, I am VERY pleased with the work that God made through me.
But I also am thankful for the following folks who had a hand in making this wedding film so great!
🎥 Second shooter and #drone pilot - @jonathanvatt of @dbjfilms
📸 #weddingphotographer - @tintypephotographychattanooga
💒 #weddingvenue - @howe_farms
🎵 #weddingdj - @djduttylaundry
💄 #mua - @crimsonrobinson_mua
📎 #weddingcoordinator - @lovebirdsplanning
👰🏽 #weddingdress by @martinalianabridal

[@ClearBrookRae]

Congratulations...Lovely wedding ceremony and all the best in your marriage life 💕💕

[@jbraly]

They were an amazing couple!

[@tabaresphotography5084]

Great wedding film! I noticed the difference in your current wedding films and your older. Do you shoot in s-Cine tone or other profile or in S-log? Curious, because of workflow. Also, what lenses do you use outside of long zooms, primarily on your gimbal. Lastly, what cameras and do you shoot in 4K? Lots of questions, but just want to improve my workflow and think your style suits me well. Thanks in advance!

[@jbraly]

Thanks for the compliments. The main difference is I stopped using an "earthy" LUT when editing. I now don't use a LUT and opt for a more natural coloring like the human eye sees. I shoot in c-log (I use Canon R5) 24-70 lens all day, my second shooter is on a 70-200 all day. I shoot in 4k but edit in 1080. I'm developing a workshop to help video folks mostly from the business side of things. We did one workshop a few years ago helping photographers jump into video. If interested in more info let me know.