Here is a list of questions we are commonly
asked...
What equipment do you use?
We only use audio and video equipment
capable of broadcast quality. With one off
events, you don't get a second chance.
How many productions have you produced?
We have produced hundreds of videos &
DVD's throughout our time in the industry.
Do you attend the rehearsal?
Yes. We always attend rehearsals. This allows
us to meet the main people involved in the
event and we can establish camera angles,
etc.
What happens after we book you?
Once your booking had been received, we always
visit you within a week of your phone call
to discuss arrangements and collect a deposit.
A confirmation letter is also posted out
to you shortly after.
How many cameras do you use?
We always use a minimum of two cameras. This
enables us to capture different angles and
add unique creativity to the productions.
How do you edit the footage?
Footage is edited using computer based edit
suites. This is because when producing, there
is no quality loss at all. Also transitions
and titles can be added as well as chapter
menus.
How long do we have to wait for the finished
production after the event?
Your finished production is usually edited
and delivered to you within a maximum of
two weeks after the event.
Do you have insurance and are you licensed
for using music?
Yes. We hold full public liability insurance.
We also hold the relevant licenses for using
music on your video. If we are recording
in a church we also hold the licenses that
allow us to film the choir and organist,
etc.
What sort of DVD's do you record on to?
We can record on any of the DVD formats currently
available for complete compatibility
with your players. Your video production
will also be put onto a "gold disc".
This means that your video will last for
many more years over standard "blue
dye" discs that may decay within
a matter of just a couple of years.
