Cost and FAQs

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Wedding/Event Videography Packages

PACKAGES	Detail	Price	Options & Comments
BASIC	Includes Wedding Ceremony only 2 custom DVD's	$600	$100 deposit required (non-refundable)
PACKAGE 1	Includes Wedding Ceremony, Reception, 2 Custom DVD's	$800	$100 deposit required (non-refundable)
PACKAGE 2	Includes Pre-Ceremony, Wedding Ceremony, Reception, Toast/Comments, Garter Toss, Bouquet toss, departure 2 Custom DVD's 2 night stay at a West Virginia cabin retreat	$1,200	$100 deposit required (non-refundable)
EVENT	Birthday, Graduation,, Recital, Anniversary, Gala, sporting event, reunion, etc.	$200 per event	$20 per DVD

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I afford to have my own movie made?
What do I do to get started?
Do I have to have my pictures on a CD already?
Is there a limit to the number of pictures I can add?
Can I bring video taken on my digital camera to be included?

Q: Can I afford to have my own movie made?

A: The cost for creating a personal DVD movie can be most affordable. It simply depends on the length of the movie and what you actually want. For example, do you want to have the footage as is with no editing or do you want to add words to the movie such as names, places, adding animation, your favorite music, or combine several pieces of footage from multiple DVD's or VHS tapes together which would require a longer editing process. Additionally, I accept MasterCard and VISA.

Q: What do I do to get started?

A: The best way to determine what your project may cost is to make an appointment for a FREE consultation. It costs you nothing to ask. You may want to bring in your photos or captured video on a CD or DVD which would allow me to review them and give you a better estimate of the projected cost.

Q: Do I have to have my pictures on a CD already?

A: No, but it will save you time and money if you do. If you have your negatives, Walmart will put them onto a CD for you for a very nominal cost.

Q: Is there a limit to the number of pictures I can add?

A: You could easily add up to 250 pictures or more per DVD.

Q: Can I bring video taken on my digital camera to be included?
A. Yes. Bring your camera media card disk so that the photos may be transferred and converted into the proper format for editing.You can also bring in scanned photos on a CD or removable disk.

Video Tapes Transfer

Item	Detail	Price	Options and Comments
Video tape	VHS transferred to playable DVD	$25	VHS must be clean, rewound and ready for transfer
Additional tape	To fit on the same DVD as another tape (depending on length)	$15	So, 2 tapes that fit on 1 DVD will cost $40 together. 3 on 1 will cost $55
Additional DVD copy		$10	You may make copies yourself too
AVI to hard drive (per hour of material)	Uncompressed video to external hard drive	$15	Useful for editing. You may provide your own hard drive.
Digital Camera Video clips transfer	Transfer of video content from a digital camera to DVD	$50	Plus $1 per additional clip over 50
Editing service	per hour	$75	Enhancements, custom menu design, etc. Professional post-production editing is available at $100 per hour

Wedding video service

Cost for this service range depending on what you want. For example, do you want just the ceremony captured on video or do you want the entire event? We will work within your budget to capture the moments from ceremony itself, or add on highlights of the pre-ceremony, reception, garter/bouquet, and departure. Prices generally start from $600 and up. This would include the finished copy of your wedding DVD. Deposit required and we accept MasterCard and VISA.

What if You Only Have Still Photographs?

That is no problem! You can still have a beautiful DVD movie made of your special memories similar to the one above. Photographs deteriorate over time and get lost. As photos get passed down through generations, they become harder and harder to identify. Collect all those old photographs, put a name with the face, and a story with the collection, make copies for all family members and you have preserved an important part of your family's history.

Preserve Your Old Pictures or VHS Tapes

Aren’t you glad you captured all of those special, precious moments with your camera or on videotape? You’ve probably got dozens or bits and pieces of taped memories and photo albums stacked in a cabinet or tucked away on a shelf in a closet. These family videos are probably the only reason you still hang onto your VCR!

Your pictures and your VHS tapes will become faded and deteriorated over time. Preserve them by putting them on a DVD.

Disappearing Past

The problem is consumer VHS tape isn’t be best format to use for long-term storage. Every time you play one of those tapes, you wear away part of the image, you scratch the video, you destroy small portions of the memories. If you haven’t played those family celebration tapes for years you may even be in for a rude awakening. The magnetic film may have aged and the images have disappeared. The coating may mysteriously peel away or flake off when the tape is played. The memory images are suddenly…simply memories.

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