Taky, you obviously do a lot of wedding videos. And it's evident you
take time to do new creative work regularly and experiment with new
techniques. I'm curious, though, if you have things set up in advance
for a standard wedding project to make it go faster: a timeline
already set up with music and titles, for example, or a DVD template
with all the standard buttons and sub-menus. If so, what do you set
up and how does it work for you?
I ask because I'll be on a job in a few months where I have to turn
out essentially the same video (a trip video) on a weekly basis,
but for different people each time and with variations in what we
see each week. Turning out a brand new video and DVD each week from
scratch would be a huge project, so I'm looking at a preset structure
that I can plug footage into as I get it.
If anyone faces the same types of challenges and has come up with
good solutions, I'm curious to hear them. I'm also curious to know
what types of narrative structures people use to tell the story of an
event: a simple linear chronology, grouping clips by logical groups
(people eating, animals running, etc.), or some other structure.
Thanks,
Mike Boom
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