The Wedding Videography School Podcast

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Michael makes a FaceTime call "across the pond" to wedding videographer and all around nice guy, Russell Nicholls.  The two talk about all things wedding videography and about shooting on the Ronin S ALL DAY. 

The one and only Josh Helton from A Little Long Distance calls in to discuss how he went from making prank videos to epic wedding films.  Michael turns into a fangirl and melts into a puddle, while Josh breaks down his entire approach to filming and editing.  This is a MUST LISTEN episode.Check out Josh and Jess: Website: https://alittlelongdistance.com/Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/alittlelongdistanceInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/alittlelongdistance/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alittlelongdistanceDownload the Wedding Videography School contract: http://weddingvideographyschool.com/contract

In this episode of the WVS podcast, Michael sits down to chat with Denny Kremblas of Heartbound Love Stories about how he became a successful wedding videographer, his approach to filming, keeping the creative juices flowing, and getting to film some wedding b-roll at New Era Field, home of the Buffalo Bills.

Have you ever considered shooting a wedding on a RED camera?  What about filming in 8K?  Well, Australian wedding filmmaker Sam Fregonese is doing just that!  Sam joins today's podcast to discuss international weddings, finding his ideal clients, and of course his YouTube work and specifically shooting weddings on RED.  Grab some headphones or play this episode on your next drive... you don't want to miss it!Learn more about Sam at:Website: SamFregonese.com Instagram: @samfregoneseYouTube: SamFregonese

Whitney Milton calls in to talk about filming elopements and breaks down the entire process from start to finish!  Learn why elopements can be just as profitable as traditional weddings, if not more!  If you have ever considered filming elopements, this is a can’t miss episode. Check out Whitney at WhitneyMilton.com and hit her up on Instagram: @whitneymiltonfilmsDon’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to the Podcast!   p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 11.0px 'Helvetica Neue'; color: #000000; -webkit-text-stroke: #000000} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 11.0px 'Helvetica Neue'; color: #000000; -webkit-text-stroke: #000000; min-height: 12.0px} span.s1 {font-kerning: none} span.s2 {text-decoration: underline ; font-kerning: none}

In this episode, long-time wedding videographer Andrew Nease calls in to talk about all things wedding videography.

In this episode Michael talks about a recent news story he saw where a wedding videographer in Denver refused to shoot a same sex wedding.

In this episode, Michael discusses one of the most obnoxious things wedding videographers do, that hurt themselves and their clients.

Michael sits down with newbie wedding videographers Dominick & Corey and answers a ton of questions about starting a wedding videography business. 

In this episode, Michael gives his take on which drone is the best for wedding videography.  

After using the BMPCC 4K for a few weeks, Michael is back with a more thorough review of the newest camera from Black Magic Design.  

In this episode of the WVS Podcast, Michael discusses three traits of successful wedding videographers. 

In this episode of the Wedding Videography School Podcast, Michael talks about some of the harmful habits and beliefs that hold people back from becoming successful. 

In this episode, Michael shares his first impressions on the Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K, right out of the box.

In this episode, Michael gives his take on a predicament that a fellow videographer has found herself in.

In this episode of the Wedding Videography School Podcast, Michael answers a question about the cost of health insurance and talks about his own experience looking for health insurance as a self-employed wedding videographer.

In this episode, Michael discusses how to license popular music, and how you can use the YouTube Audio Library search function to see what will happen if you decide to use a popular song in your wedding video.

In this episode, Michael answers a question from Juliet about which city is the best for wedding videographers looking to find work.

In this episode Michael talks about a recent health situation that has led him to make significant changes in his diet, and discusses the role that disability insurance plays in protecting your income.

In this episode Michael answers a question from Bryce about the best way to build a wedding videography business.  He also talks about the Rode NTG- microphone and how you can use it for weddings in combination with a Tascam DR-40 or DR-100 Mark 3.

In this episode, Michael talks about how he is saving $1700 annually on music licensing costs. 

In this episode Michael updates everyone on his neck injury and discusses how he managed to pull off shooting a wedding the next day.  Afterwards he talks about using reference monitors and headphones to achieve the best mix for your audio.

In this episode recorded from his couch, Michael talks about a recent neck injury he sustained and dealing with discouragement. 

In this episode, Michael answers a question about choosing a college major, and then discusses why his decade-long infatuation with DSLR cameras may be coming to an end.

In this episode of the Wedding Videography School Podcast, Michael talks about his favorite on-camera mic for capturing high-quality ambient sound for weddings.  

In this episode of the Wedding Videography School Podcast, Michael discusses the financial strategy he is using right now to manage his money.

In this episode Michael answers a question from Ronald about syncing audio from multiple cameras.  Then he rants about photographers who demonstrate zero situational awareness.

In this info-packed episode of the WVS podcast, Michael talks with California-based wedding videographer and business owner, Paul Santiago.  Paul discusses how he started and grew Boffo Video into what it is today... and what it takes to be successful in the wedding industry.

Michael updates us on his previous wedding and discusses some tips for shooting back-to-back weddings on the road.

In this episode of the Wedding Videography School Podcast, Michael talks about why the shoot day is the most critical part of your wedding project.  After that, he answers a question about shooting ceremonies without an assistant.

In this episode of the Wedding Videography School Podcast, Michael discusses a recent mistake he made, how it happened, how he moved passed it, and why he chose not to tell the client about it.  

In this no-frills episode of the WVS Podcast, Michael chats about his experience using the Canon 5D Mark 4, his favorite picture style settings, and then answers some listener questions... including one from Audrey about delivering raw footage to clients and whether or not the Wedding Videography School Podcast generates any income.

In this episode of the WVS Podcast, Michael chats with Tad Salle of TS Cinema about how he got started shooting wedding videos.  Tad discusses his approach to filming and working with clients and shares a story about why it's important to be ready for anything on the wedding day.  Don't forget to check out the Immerse Retreat at immerseretreat.com.  Mention Wedding Videography School and get a 10% discount.

In this episode of the Wedding Videography School Podcast, Adam Bradley talks about his new approach to wedding videography.  After that, we touch on some other topics related to wedding videography (obviously).

In this episode Michael issues a challenge to those struggling to accomplish their goals.  

In this episode of the podcast, Michael talks with Meena Sohi of Sohi Productions about her incredible first year of wedding filmmaking.  Afterwards, Michael answers some of Meena's questions about wedding videography. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px 'Helvetica Neue'; color: #454545} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px 'Helvetica Neue'; color: #454545; min-height: 14.0px} span.s1 {color: #e4af0a}

In this episode of the Wedding Videography School Podcast, we chat with Miguel Garcia from MiguelGarciaStudios.com about raising your prices, providing value to your clients and which stabilizers/gimbals we like the most.

In this episode, Michael talks about learning to say yes and no at the right times, and how doing so can make your business life a lot easier.

In this episode, Michael talks about the importance of hiring a good CPA and answers a listener question about the ideal lens selection when filming a ceremony.

In this episode, Michael discusses 5 common reasons why videographers don't book as many weddings as they could.

In this episode, Michael talks about one of the strategies that helped push him into the 6-figure earnings category - giving his clients amazing value, instead of up-selling them a-la-carte-style.

The title says it all.

Michael gives a shoutout to STEELHEAD CINEMA and chats about the importance of finding videographers to look up to and emulate.  He references the book Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon.  Check out our recommended reading section at WeddingVideographySchool.com

In this episode of the Wedding Videography School Podcast, Michael answers questions regarding bridal shows, multicultural weddings, female videographers and goes on a rant about hard work. 

In this episode of the Wedding Videography School Podcast, Michael talks about overcoming the hurdle of starting out with little to no equipment.  

In this episode of the WVS Podcast, Michael talks about how he's been able to increase his productivity and income by doing something so obviously simple, that he's embarrassed he didn't start doing it a long time ago.

In this episode of the WVS podcast, Michael answers a question about providing travel quotes to your clients.

In this episode, Michael rants about an issue he had with GoDaddy and how they failed miserably to keep him as a client.  He also talks about the importance of customer service and why it matters.

In this follow up to episode 11, Dusty Jenkins discusses the gear he uses and his surprising camera choice.