@4:40 - he says to get a variety of shots, I think it’s important to get a handful of closeup shots, with a shallow depth of field, especially the bouquets.
Tight shots are about 50 mm or above - important to capture the emotion. Don’t be afraid to get close to the subject and capture the emotion.
6:05 - 85 mm is the most popular focal length for talking heads in film. Good to show emotion
6:30 - macro shots - bouquets, rings, brides dress, cake details, nice to have for transitions.
Remember unique shots can be good openings, like parallax of ceiling
Tip #1 - change focal length often and get as much variety as you can.
This wedding was shot with 14 -24 mm, 35 mm, and 55 mm lens.
9:00 - manual focus has some nice effects to incorporate. Get Creative!
10:05 - add depth to your shots when possible; foreground, mid-ground, background
10:15 - Feels more immersive with mom in the shot, in the fore ground
11:20 - You don’t have to use 60 fps / slow motion throughout the entire film!
11:45 - 120 fps if there is some cinematic action like bride spun around.
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