WE WANT MORE!
Love your wedding film but wish it never ended? I get it!
Your day was packed with incredible moments, and you wouldn't believe how hard it is to squeeze them all into a 10-minute film!
But like all good things, it had to end somewhere.
The good news? There's still plenty more where that came from! 🙌
THE EXTRAS
Got a particular moment you'd love to see again?
If there's one specific moment you're after, I'll check whether I've captured it and happily send it over via Google Drive!
(because I like to be nice!)
Want to see more of those dance floor moments? 🪩
Maybe you'd love to see more of the party, your guests throwing some shapes or all the madness that didn't make the final film!
Tell me what you'd like more of and I'll put together a simple compilation of up to 2 minutes, colour graded and set to music.
Nothing fancy, just more moments to enjoy!
Subject to footage being available. This is a simple compilation rather than an additional wedding film.
Want everything my cameras captured?
I'll send you a brand-new hard drive containing all your available original footage, including insured postage.
BUT RAW MEANS RAW!
No editing. No colour grading. No sound mixing. Literally no fancy stuff.
Original camera files can look flat and washed out and may require a powerful computer and editing software to use properly.
FAQs
Every wedding film takes me 1–2 weeks to edit, and that's not including your trailer!
I'm not just putting clips together with some music. I'm going through hours of footage, listening back to speeches, conversations and all those little moments to create something that feels completely personal to you both.
Every cut, piece of music and layer of sound design has a purpose. I want your film to feel like your story, not just another wedding video.
Although your wedding film is advertised as 7–10 minutes, I always try to make it a little longer wherever the footage and story allow. That's never guaranteed, but if there's more of your day that deserves to be in there, I'll do my best to include it!
Even then, there will always be hours of footage that don't make the final film. Finding, preparing and editing additional moments takes time too, which is why some extra footage requests come with a charge.
Professional videographers often film using a flat colour profile so we can bring out the best colours and details during editing.
What does that mean for you? The original footage might look grey and washed out. That's completely normal! It's simply how it looks before it's been edited.
RAW footage means the original camera files, without colour grading, sound mixing or any fancy finishing touches.
WANT TO SEE WHAT RAW FOOTAGE LOOKS LIKE? 👀
I've put together a little before-and-after comparison so you can see the difference between the original camera footage and the finished colour grade!
SEE THE BEFORE & AFTERAbsolutely! If there's one special moment you'd love to see again, just ask!
I'll check whether I've captured it and, if it's available, I'll happily send that moment over via Google Drive free of charge!
Of course, you're always welcome to ask!
But here's the tricky bit. Your wedding film isn't just a collection of clips. It's carefully edited around the music, speeches, conversations and all those little moments that make your story yours.
Adding even a few seconds of extra footage can mean reworking the music, timing, sound design and sometimes entire sections of the film to make everything flow properly.
It's a bit like adding a new scene to a finished movie!
I'll always consider requests, but changes aren't guaranteed and substantial re-edits may come with an additional charge.
With THE WHOLE LOT!, you'll receive all the available original camera footage from your wedding day on a brand-new hard drive.
That includes the lovely moments, the funny moments and probably a few clips of me accidentally filming my feet!
Just remember, these are original camera files, not an additional edited wedding film.
Not necessarily! Original camera files aren't quite like the finished film you receive.
Some files may need a reasonably powerful computer and compatible editing software to play properly.
If you're not comfortable working with video files, I'd recommend choosing an edited option instead.