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FREQUENTLY asked  QUESTIONS

 

What formats do you film in?

We shoot in two formats Super 8 Film and Digital Video. Digital video is the traditional format most wedding videos, commercials, tv shows, and many feature films are captured in. Super 8mm is a vintage, grainy, nostalgic format invented in the 1960s and popular for its distinctive analog look. 

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What is Super 8mm film?

Super 8mm is motion picture film that was invented by Kodak in 1965. Many families have old home movies that were shot with super 8mm film. Super 8mm loved for its unique grainy characteristics. Oftentimes it is used in feature films to convey the feeling of flashing back to a memory from the past or to a sweet day dream. This is why many love this look for weddings... one of the sweetest of all memories.

 

When you select a super 8mm package with us we use authentic vintage super 8mm cameras and real super 8mm film reels. After your wedding day, the film is sent to a lab to be developed and transferred to a high resolution digital format before being sent back to us to edit.

 

Since film is a light sensitive format, we can use it with ease until the sunsets or the party moves indoors. After dark a video light is needed in order to continue capturing your event on film. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

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​Are travel fees included?

Yes, all travel fees are included in the package quote we send. Just make sure to include the city of your ceremony venue when you fill out the contact us form.

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Do you film in 4K digital video?

Yes we do.

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Who will be filming my wedding?

Ted and Alanna Hinkle. Learn more about us here. Occasionally, based on your event needs, we may choose to bring an extra shooter we trust to help us out. In either case we endeavor to have as small and as light of a footprint as possible. 

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any other questions we didn't answer above?

Just drop us a line - we'd love to answer any questions you may have or help you figure out what your wedding video needs are. 

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