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Relive your wedding day in style with a beautifully produced cinematic film by an experienced wedding videographer of over 20 years. Offering an unobtrusive style and capturing only natural images.
Mark Lewis Videography Details
Products and Services
Complete Footage on DVD or USB
Stay Through Speeches
Digital Editing
Long Edit (>1 Hour)
Musical Overlay
Bridal Prep Shots
Pre-Wedding Consultation
Back-Up Equipment
Wedding Highlights Film
Mark Lewis Videography Full Description
“Video is often the last thing to get booked, but becomes the most cherished!”
Mark Lewis videography has been filming weddings for over 20 years and comes from a long standing family wedding business who provided photography and wedding cars to countless couples.
With hundreds of wedding videos to its own credit, Mark Lewis Videography strives to exceed client expectations. Providing couples with a beautifully produced film of their wedding day in a creative and artistic manor with only complimentary images of people and without being intrusive.
Experience and knowledge in achieving exceptionally high standards is what has driven this family to earn its reputation in quality and service.
Mark Lewis Videography are looking forward to your wedding celebration. To keep things simple, they offer a full-day package but with options to tailor the coverage to your wedding’s requirements.
Coverage typically begins with your arrivals and continues throughout the day until the first dance is filmed, but can incorporate the Bridal preparations if desired.
Package features:
Full-length videos with highlights version for online sharing
Opening sequence with optional childhood photographs
Establishing and room detail shots
Generous coverage of your guests
Music of your choice (where appropriate)
Fun and romantic sequences
Closing sequences with rolling titles
Personal Message from the Manager
Name of Wedding Contact: Mark
Videography has undergone some major changes over the last few years. Advances in technology have brought in a new wave of video maker who are fortunate to have access to such equipment right from the start of their careers. But experience and knowledge in is something you learn from filming many different types of wedding. Using a style of filming that doesn't distract you from the action on screen and my unobtrusive approach will guarantee an enjoyable video.
Experience
Year Business Was Established
1994
No. of Weddings Hosted
More than 50
No. of People In Team
1
FAQs
Find out a bit more from our FAQs
What is your most memorable wedding?
I once did a wedding for a couple where the groom had cancer and didn't have a lot of time left. The bride knew this when she arranged the wedding and the fact that she wanted a video made it a very moving thing to do.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Unobtrusive, complimentary, artistic, memorable, watchable.
What about your business are you most proud of?
I guess I am most proud of my style of steady camerawork, being unobtrusive and capturing a natural coverage. And, because of the amount of footage I generate on a wedding day and the attention to detail that I give to the editing, my videos do take a little longer to produce. But, after many years of doing this, it has resulted in many happy customers, which is something I am also proud of.
What is your No. 1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Trends in room decorations continue to be impressive, but sometimes they can compromise the videographer's ability to capture a clear view of the ceremony and speeches. These key shots will last you a lifetime, so they need to be good. Having the flexibility to tweak something to achieve good results ought to be a consideration.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
The wedding cake often provides the best opportunity for the couple to express themselves, which can be good. I also like it when the couple apply something significant to the table name plates, such as pictures of places they have visited, famous actors, or something that is relevant to them.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
It's quite simple, if you like what you see and wish to book me, we just need go through the details of your wedding day, which can be done over the phone or in person. You will then have until the wedding day to gather all that is needed for the editing, such as your choice of music and titles. On the wedding day itself, I try to keep out of the way and work from a distance where possible. This gives a more natural coverage. Occasionally, I may suggest something for the benefit of the video, but mostly I try to remain unobtrusive. I then set about editing the video, which can take a several weeks depending on my workload.
What is the most exciting thing you have caught on camera?
Not sure if this is exciting, but I once filmed a bride arrive at Church and then she realised that she had left her bouquet at home. It did make a good sequence in the video whilst we waited for someone to go and fetch them.
What is the one film you wish you had directed and why?
Anything by Peter Greenaway, but probably Baby of Mâcon. The simple camera work and lavish scenery is amazing and inspiring.
What is your favourite soundtrack to put to a wedding video?
There has to be a mixture of styles: old and new, slow and fast, fun and romantic, preferably with vocals. Instrumentals are okay for background music (with natural sound). It shouldn't be too self indulgent, it has to appeal to many people and stand the tests of time.
Describe how you got into videography.
My parents were wedding photographers and had been all my life. They also ran a wedding car business, so I've grown up surrounded by weddings. After I finished art college and had spent a year or so working as a graphic designer, we noticed that there was a gap in the video market for a more professional approach, so it was an easy decision to make.