Thompson Wedding Films // Levelling up your storytelling with longer films
Coda Podcast - For Wedding FilmmakersShow Notes
Recent winner of South West Wedding Videographer of the year at the Wedding Industry Awards, Becky Maidment from Thompson Wedding Films creates vibrant films full of life that focus in on the true emotions of a wedding day, continuously contrasting sentimental moments with elements of honour and fun.
In this chat we take a deep dive into her deliverables which includes a long form video that can best be described as a feature film and doc-edit hybrid.
Becky elevates the emotional impact of these films by including long takes with clever use of ambient sound, ensuring nothing of value to the couple is left on the cutting room floor.
Guest: https://thompsonweddingfilms.co.uk Host: https://roo-films.com Coda: https://coda-conference.com
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