Video Sneak Peek - Tania + Matt {The Birchwood Inn}

We are excited to share with you...

a Video Sneak Peek of

Jean + John Gus' Wedding

on October 10, 2015.

Please check out this video sneak peek, 

thanks to Ivory + Iron!

Thank you, thank you to all of our AMAZING Vendors!

Confetti Events - Karin, Associate Coordinator
La Vie en Rose Florist - Floral + Decor

K & K Photography - Photography

Michele Renee The Studio - Hair + Makeup

 The Buzzcatz - Band

 Dillingham Quartet - Quartet

 Signature Event Rentals - Rentals

 Ivory + Iron - Videography

 Inviting Business - Stationary

 Cakes by Nomeda - Cake

 North Straub Park - Ceremony

The Birchwood Inn - Reception

Video Sneak Peek - Jean + Gus {Renaissance Vinoy}

We are excited to share with you...

a Video Sneak Peek of

Jean + John Gus' Wedding

on April 30, 2016.

Please check out this video sneak peek, 

thanks to Voila Cinematic!

Thank you, thank you to all of our AMAZING Vendors!

Confetti Events - Kaylea, Senior Coordinator
FH Weddings & Events - Floral + Decor

K & K Photography - Photography

Femme Akoi - Hair + Makeup

 Bay Kings Band - Band

 Bonnie Whitehurst - Harpist

 Dillingham Quartet - Quartet

 Photogenica - Photo Booth

 Voila Cinematic - Videography

 His & Hers Limos - Transportation

 Luxor of Tampa - Get-a-way Car

 The Cake Zone - Cake

 St Paul's Catholic Church - Church

Renaissance Vinoy - Reception

Foto Friday

The Cinematic Moment - 2011 Show Reel from RYAN DETZEL on Vimeo.

Welcome to

Foto Friday

This week we are changing things up a bit
by featuring a fabulous new videographer...
Ryan Detzel , Owner of 

The Cinematic Moment

We recently met with Ryan, and just LOVE LOVE LOVE his work!

Ryan is a new videographer to the Sarasota/Tampa Area. After several years of working for the networks in Los Angeles as a Reality TV camera operator, he and his wife decided to move and raise their children in a family environment. 
Yay - Florida is lucky to have him!
We admire Ryan's passion for Video and drive to create stunning quality products!

Check out this amazing video!
It is a great sample of his style, work, and unique vision... we simply love it!

Please visit his website for further details

to get INSPIRED...
Ryan Detzel
Cinematographer
WEB: www.thecinematicmoment.com
MAIL: ryan@thecinematicmoment.com
PHONE: 716.713.4886
** If the video is playing slow or choppy, then turn OFF the HD mode **

Pro Tip Thursday

Welcome to

Pro Tip Thursday

This Week we are featuring the Amazing...

Maureen Taylor of VH Video

with professional advice on: Hiring a Videographer

"First: I can not tell you how many times I hear - I wish I had my wedding recorded, its the one regret. Even if cinematography is not in the budget, look into it. How else are you going to hear your vows or the wedding blessings from grandma who will not be around much longer. Lots of people do not like to be on camera, but with the right artist you don't even know they are there recording you.

Second, know your artist. When planning for a wedding or any event for that matter, the vendors you choose need to see your vision. You need to be able to connect with them. Honestly on the wedding day, your cinematographer and photographer are with you the most. If you click with them professionaly by falling in love with their movies and connect with their personality - book them!"

VHVIDEO.COM

David Hohenthaner & Maureen Taylor

4111 Land O Lakes Blvd Ste 210

Land O Lakes FL 34639

813.996.6387

http://www.vhvideo.com/



Julie and Matt's Wedding

Julie and Matt from kostas lekkas on Vimeo.

Congratulations Julie and Matt Richards!

We feel honored to have been a part of your special day, we LOVE you both!

Thanks to our amazing vendors who made this day possible:

Lekkas Video

Kimberly Romano Photography

Events In Bloom

Don Cesar

Grant Hemond: DJ Cory Barron

Delite Entertainment - Cigar Roller

Linens By The Sea

Signature Events

Di's Delights

Breezin Entertainment - Steel Drummer

And a HUGE thank you to our amazing Confetti Assistants,

we truly appreciate ALL of your hard work!!

Laurie Cushing

Lauren Nurczynski

Jen Koerlin

Pro Tip Thursday

Welcome to

Pro Tip Thursday

This Week we are featuring the Uniquely Talented...

Alex Karas with Voila Cinematic

we LOVE working with Alex and the Voila Team!

Here is some great advice that may help you... 

"Many brides believe that when planning the timeline for their wedding day,

it is important to keep the filmmakers at the reception until the end of the

evening. In our expert opinion, when choosing times, it is much more

important to capture the moments leading up to the wedding ceremony than

to shoot hours of dancing footage at the end of the night. We as wedding

filmmakers tell the story of the day. So many of the emotional moments

happen prior to the ceremony- the first time a bride puts on her dress, the

family seeing her for the first time, the men enjoying a special toast before the

wedding. So, if a couple must choose which hours to capture on film, remember

the important beginnings of the story generally

happen before the wedding ceremony."

Alex Karas

Filmmaker

Voila Cinematic

Tampa, Florida

813.318.1765

http://www.voilacinematic.com/

Pro Tip Thursday

Welcome to

Pro Tip Thursday

This Week we are featuring the amazing ...

Bryan Coward of Tampa Wonderworks

with professional advice on Videography:

"Tracey and I came across a blog that shared ideas about Family Video Projects and we thought we'd pass along some of our favorites for you and your family to have fun with! Hope this inspires you with your at home filmmaking!" -Bryan


Family Video Projects

1. Family Recipes
A lot of family recipes can't be written down because they only exist in grandma's head. But if you get her to make her famous cookies in front of the camera, you'll always be able to replicate them.

2. Interviews
Everyone has stories to tell, they're just waiting to be asked. Ask mom and dad about being kids; ask the kids about growing up; or ask grandma and grandpa about the good old days.

3. Give the Kids the Camera
If the kids are old enough, let them use the video camera for the day. They'll have a lot of fun, and you'll get to see the world from their perspective.

4. Yearbook Videos
Package a year's worth of videos together in one "yearbook" to commemorate the passage of time. These can make great birthday presents, or end-of-year projects to complete as a family over winter break.

5. Make a Movie Together
Working together as a family to put together a movie can be a rewarding project. You can re-create a scene from your favorite movie, adapt a story, or write one yourselves. Everyone can act in the movie and be part of the production crew; it'll make for a fun day together, and you'll create a lasting memento.

6. Home Tour
Take the camera on a room to room tour of the house. This is something your insurance adjuster will love you for, and it's a nice keepsake if you're moving. You can also record narration over the tour with family members talking about their memories and favorite things about your home.

7. Events and Celebrations
Birthdays, holidays, school plays, family reunions--these are the reasons you bought a video camera in the first place! Now just remember to use it. You'll be happy to be able to look back on these memories in years to come.

Sincerely,

Bryan Coward
Creative Director
Tampa Wonderworks Inc.
p. (727) 542-8614
f. (888) 848-3403
http://www.tampawonderworks.com/

Surprise Reception

This is hilarious, what a great idea! Jessica just found this video on Improv Everywhere, so we thought we would share it with you... take a look and have a good laugh!



They picked a random couple getting married at the City Clerk’s Office in Manhattan and threw them a surprise wedding reception. The couple was treated to dancing, toasts, cake, and gifts, all with complete strangers... too FUNNY!

http://improveverywhere.com/2009/06/02/surprise-wedding-reception/