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Services & Film Options

Choose your package, add creative formats, and make the film truly yours.

Packages

1 videographer
2 videographer

1 Videographer

One videographer, full wedding coverage, professional gear, cinematic result.
Coverage
10 hours of wedding day coverage
Drone footage (1 hour)
Gear
Wedding film from 6 to 8 minutes
Reel Video of 30-40 sec
Final
Full toasts documentary
Crew
Private link to your wedding film
4 months of editing the full project
Fast video Reel delivery in 5 weeks
/ Ticket and accomodation costs are included
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2 Videographers | Full Wedding Coverage

One videographer, full wedding coverage, professional gear, cinematic result.
Coverage
2 days of coverage
Drone footage (1 hour)
Super 8 Film Camera (3 min)
Gear
Wedding film 8–10 minutes
Reel Video 30–40 sec
Fast Reel delivery in 4 weeks
4 months of editing the full project
Final
Full toasts documentary
Crew
Two cinematographers
Private link to your wedding film
/ Ticket and accomodation costs are included
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ADDITIONS

/ Ticket and accomodation costs are included

ADDITIONS

Extra services to personalise your wedding film — from raw footage to full-length documentaries.
NDA/ Non-disclosure agreement
30% of the package
Additional Coverage per hour
€300
An additional day of shooting 3 hours of covaerage
€500
A documentary film of 40 minures duration
€1000
Raw footages
€500
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Super 8 film

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We love shooting on our Bolex 16mm, Super 8, and camcorder. Not
because they're vintage, but because of the feeling they create. They slow
everything down. People stop performing and become themselves.
The soft imperfections of shooting on film and tape gives us raw textures
and a timeless look. Something digital simply can„t replicate.
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Vhs film

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We love shooting on our Bolex 16mm, Super 8, and camcorder. Not
because they're vintage, but because of the feeling they create. They slow
everything down. People stop performing and become themselves.
The soft imperfections of shooting on film and tape gives us raw textures
and a timeless look. Something digital simply can’t replicate.
discuss the details