Best wedding clip I've ever seen

[Eric Z]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X1ELogbCok

Anybody here know which filming crew did it?

 

[Nick Morrison]

Looks DSLR no? They make great use of a steady cam and indie jib. Those TS establishing shots of MONACO are great.

I wonder how much this couple paid? Yikes!

But agreed, looks pretty good.

 

[Giuseppe Pugliese]

eh honestly I'm not impressed, I've seen much better. There are some indian wedding videos that are close to being a theatrical movie - in fact I think one ended up being that. They have huge budgets and amazing visuals, dance sequences, the whole 9 for a big bollywood movie.

 

[TonySegreto]

Very cool. Awesome use of a tilt shift lens. Cute story too. Normally I'm not a fan of the Magic Bullet vignette blur, but I think in this case it did a nice job of cleaning up the stabilization and looked good! Cool find.

 

[Tyrel Stumpff]

Very cool. Awesome use of a tilt shift lens. Cute story too. Normally I'm not a fan of the Magic Bullet vignette blur, but I think in this case it did a nice job of cleaning up the stabilization and looked good! Cool find.

I dont understand how a vignette filter cleans up the stabilization. Are you talking about the ariel shots?

 

[TonySegreto]

Basically when you apply stabilization, it makes the edges of the video look a little watery, but because they had such a heavy blur effect, you can barely notice. Pretty awesome.

 

[Eric Z]

By the way, the couple are of Georgian origin, not Russian.

So anyway, no one here knows who the crew was?

 

[DC Chavez]

I almost hired these guys to do my wedding next month- amazing team and I love the look and feel of their work:

http://www.canavp.com/

[video]www.vimeo.com/14220611[/video]