Video Questions
What type of video recording equipment do you use?
We use a top of the line Canon XH-A1 For the commercial, and television production professional, the XH A1
combines the outstanding performance of a 3CCD, High Definition camcorder with an array of advanced features.
Plus, with its Genuine Canon 20x HD Video Professional L Series Fluorite Zoom Lens, 1/3" Native 16:9 CCDs
(1440 x 1080), and DIGIC DV II image processing, the XH A1 ensures uncompromising image quality.
Is there a difference when video is shot in High Definition as compared to Standard
Definition?
Yes, there is actually a noticeable difference and can definitely be seen in the sharpness as
well as the color quality of the image or video. We shoot all our video in High Definition and
render it on a High Quality Blu-ray and DVD to get the best colors and image quality as possible for
your video.
What editing program do you use?
The Editing program that we use is the Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 which is part of the Adobe Master
Collection, which includes many other excellent programs that are interchangeable with each other to
create a great looking video. Programs such as Photoshop CS5.5, After Effects CS5.5 , and Encore
CS5.5 for creating great looking Blu-ray's and DVD’s.
Do you hire freelancers or do you have someone that is an experienced professional?
Our Videographer is a professional and has the training and years of experience needed to capture a
great looking Video for a Wedding, Event, Corporate Video, Website Video or Documentary.
My Wedding or event will be dimly lit. Will you have enough lighting to accommodate the
lighting situation?
Lighting has to be one of the most difficult tasks that a Videographer faces; the Canon XH-A1 Camera
is excellent in low-light settings. Our experienced professionals will have adequate lighting to
accentuate the footage that is being shot and have a natural feel to the video.
Do you have back up equipment?
We have a back up camera on sight in case of any malfunctions with the equipment. Our equipment is
fairly new as we try to keep up with the times and the new technologies that are available.
Do you have back up Videographers?
Our Videographer has never missed an event, but we do have Videographers that we work closely with
and would come to our aid in case of an emergency.
How will my Video be delivered and do I own the Rights to my Video?
Your video will be delivered on a High Definition Blu-ray and High Quality Standard Definition
DVD. Your video will come un-copyright protected so you are free to make as many copies of the Blu-
ray and DVD that you choose, as we do not hold the rights to your video.
What’s the difference between Widescreen 16:9 or Standard 4:3 Video?
16:9 wide screen is a wide shot that covers more area than the Standard 4:3 Video, but if you do not
have a wide screen capable TV, which most TV’s are today, then you may want
to have the video shot in the 4:3 Standard. Our equipment can shoot in true widescreen and does not
cut the top and bottom off to have the look of widescreen.
Can I meet the Videographer?
Definitely, we would prefer you to meet with your videographer to go over shooting arrangements and
instructions as well as ask any questions you may have.
How long does it normally take to get my Video?
Depending on how much editing your Video will require and the details involved with shooting you
can expect your Video in about 6 weeks completed and delivered.
We use a top of the line Canon XH-A1 For the commercial, and television production professional, the XH A1
combines the outstanding performance of a 3CCD, High Definition camcorder with an array of advanced features.
Plus, with its Genuine Canon 20x HD Video Professional L Series Fluorite Zoom Lens, 1/3" Native 16:9 CCDs
(1440 x 1080), and DIGIC DV II image processing, the XH A1 ensures uncompromising image quality.
Is there a difference when video is shot in High Definition as compared to Standard
Definition?
Yes, there is actually a noticeable difference and can definitely be seen in the sharpness as
well as the color quality of the image or video. We shoot all our video in High Definition and
render it on a High Quality Blu-ray and DVD to get the best colors and image quality as possible for
your video.
What editing program do you use?
The Editing program that we use is the Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 which is part of the Adobe Master
Collection, which includes many other excellent programs that are interchangeable with each other to
create a great looking video. Programs such as Photoshop CS5.5, After Effects CS5.5 , and Encore
CS5.5 for creating great looking Blu-ray's and DVD’s.
Do you hire freelancers or do you have someone that is an experienced professional?
Our Videographer is a professional and has the training and years of experience needed to capture a
great looking Video for a Wedding, Event, Corporate Video, Website Video or Documentary.
My Wedding or event will be dimly lit. Will you have enough lighting to accommodate the
lighting situation?
Lighting has to be one of the most difficult tasks that a Videographer faces; the Canon XH-A1 Camera
is excellent in low-light settings. Our experienced professionals will have adequate lighting to
accentuate the footage that is being shot and have a natural feel to the video.
Do you have back up equipment?
We have a back up camera on sight in case of any malfunctions with the equipment. Our equipment is
fairly new as we try to keep up with the times and the new technologies that are available.
Do you have back up Videographers?
Our Videographer has never missed an event, but we do have Videographers that we work closely with
and would come to our aid in case of an emergency.
How will my Video be delivered and do I own the Rights to my Video?
Your video will be delivered on a High Definition Blu-ray and High Quality Standard Definition
DVD. Your video will come un-copyright protected so you are free to make as many copies of the Blu-
ray and DVD that you choose, as we do not hold the rights to your video.
What’s the difference between Widescreen 16:9 or Standard 4:3 Video?
16:9 wide screen is a wide shot that covers more area than the Standard 4:3 Video, but if you do not
have a wide screen capable TV, which most TV’s are today, then you may want
to have the video shot in the 4:3 Standard. Our equipment can shoot in true widescreen and does not
cut the top and bottom off to have the look of widescreen.
Can I meet the Videographer?
Definitely, we would prefer you to meet with your videographer to go over shooting arrangements and
instructions as well as ask any questions you may have.
How long does it normally take to get my Video?
Depending on how much editing your Video will require and the details involved with shooting you
can expect your Video in about 6 weeks completed and delivered.
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