Layanan
Film Pernikahan
Dikerjakan seperti dokumenter pendek
Bentuk yang tersedia
- 01
Highlight — 5 sampai 7 menit
Bentuk yang paling sering dipilih. Cukup panjang untuk bercerita, cukup pendek untuk ditonton ulang.
- 02
Film Panjang — 20 sampai 30 menit
Termasuk akad utuh, sambutan keluarga, dan percakapan yang biasanya tidak muat di highlight.
- 03
Teaser — 60 detik
Dikirim dalam seminggu, dipotong khusus untuk layar vertikal.
A documentary, not a music video
Most wedding films are built from a song. The track is chosen first, then clips are cut to its beat. The result is tidy, and almost always feels the same from one wedding to the next — because what shaped the story was never the day, it was the song.
We work the other way around. What we gather first is sound: fragments of the vows, a father’s sentence during sungkeman, laughter breaking in the dressing room, a prayer spoken half under the breath. The shape of the story appears from there, and music arrives later to support it rather than steer it.
The honest consequence: your film will not look like the last couple’s, and we cannot promise a particular scene before the day arrives. What we can promise is that the film contains your day as it actually was.
Potongan dari set film
Sound is half the film
A shaky image is still watchable. Bad sound makes people stop at the tenth second. So we run separate recorders at several points — near the officiant, on the groom’s lapel, and one room recorder for atmosphere.
It is also why we ask for thirty seconds before the ceremony begins. Clipping on one small microphone takes half a minute, and without it the most important sentence of the day drowns under a ceiling fan and the guests.
At the reception we record the room as well: glasses, gamelan, applause arriving a beat late. Nobody notices that layer while watching, and it is exactly what makes a film feel like being there rather than like watching a recording.
Cities we know well
Questions about the film
How long is the film?
The short form runs three to five minutes, and that is the one people rewatch. The long form runs eight to fifteen minutes for days with many ceremonies. We also keep the full, uncut recording of the vows and the speeches as a separate file.
When is the film ready?
Six to ten weeks. Film takes considerably longer than photographs because the sound edit is done separately from the picture, and that is the part that decides the result.
Can we choose the music?
You can suggest it, and we like hearing what you have in mind. But we choose last, once the shape of the story has emerged from the recorded sound. A track chosen first tends to force the film to follow a beat instead of following the day.
Do you use a drone?
Only when the place genuinely calls for it and the rules allow. Aerial footage in the wrong place makes a pretty shot that tells you nothing, and the noise interrupts the ceremony.
Are the photo and film teams the same people?
One team, present together, and that is deliberate. A photographer and a videographer from two different vendors will compete for the best position at the same moment — a problem that never shows in anyone’s portfolio but is always felt on the day.
Does anyone need to wear a microphone?
One small lapel microphone on the groom, fitted thirty seconds before the ceremony. It does not show in photographs and is not noticeable to wear. Without it, the most important sentence of the day drowns in room noise.
Can we book film only, without photography?
Yes. Tell us the date and the venue over WhatsApp and we will reply with availability.