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The following is a sample wedding shoot set up. A successful wedding shoot can depend on many factors and requires massive amounts of footage. Stationary multi-camera shoots supported by a mobile camera (for close-ups) is essential. Critical shots should not be missed. Since each camera in a multi camera shoot will have a separate soundtrack it is relatively easy to mix and match the tracks for better quality. A small diagram that links to a larger one is at the bottom of this page as well as other footage that is usually a part of the production.
bullet One stationary camera  concentrates on the person conducting the ceremony capable of zooming in at critical times. (external microphone)
bullet One stationary camera (3CCD) concentrates on the groom diagonally from the brides side - capable of zooming in at critical times. (internal zoom microphone)
bullet One stationary camera (3CCD) concentrates on the bride diagonally from the grooms side - capable of zooming in at critical times. (internal zoom microphone)
bullet One mobile camera (main - 3CCD) concentrates on the wedding party and individuals in the audience when not directed at the ceremony. (external light mount)
 
bullet One stationary camera covers the entire wedding area from an overhead position capturing guests as they arrive and the processions.
 
bullet The above covers everything including: thwe exchange of vows and rings, readings and recitations, the kiss, wedding songs, and everything else that happens during the ceremony
bullet Other stationary cameras can be stationed to capture additional footage
bullet Other footage - wedding party, pre-ceremony - getting ready, people arriving, arrival and seating of parents and grand parents, entrance of bridesmaids and groomsmen, the faces of the father and bride just before they walk down the aisle, the bride's procession and crowd reaction shots, ring bearer, flower girl, musical performances and guest speakers, the reception (multi camera again), entrance of guests and greetings by the newly weds, people signing registry book, toasts, cutting of the cake and feeding,  first dance, special dances, garter and bouquet throws, loading up the car - Just Married, interviews or remarks from guests about the couple.
     


Actual camera sizes range from the large 3'' x 23/4'' x 5'' to the small 3'' x 23/4'' x 4''

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