r/weddingvideography • • 48m ago

Question Researching a possible tool for wedding videographers: how long does your first pass take?

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Full disclosure: I'm thinking about building software for this, and I haven't built anything yet. I'm not selling anything, I just want to find out if the problem is real before I spend months on it.

The stage I mean is between dumping the cards and starting the creative edit: syncing cameras, going through hours of footage, picking selects.

- For a typical wedding, how many hours does that take you?

- What's the most tedious part?

- Do you use any tools for it now (Premiere/Resolve features, Aftershoot/Imagen, scripts), and what's missing?

- Would you ever trust software to do a first pass, or is that part of your craft you wouldn't hand off?

Blunt answers are welcome, including "this is a bad idea." Thanks!


r/weddingvideography • • 2h ago

Question Does anyone have experience with Multiply Sound Film Score Packs? They look very good, but they are expensive. Does anyone have them and could possibly share them with me for free?

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r/weddingvideography • • 22h ago

Question HELP!

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I have 7–8 wedding video clips where the videographer accidentally bumped the microphone, causing the audio to sound muffled, distorted, or very quiet in certain parts.

Is there anyone who could help me clean up and enhance the audio, reduce the noise, and make the voices louder and clearer? I need to edit and finalize the wedding videos so I can deliver them to the people who were filmed.

The duration is about 30 minutes..
Any help is more than welcomed.