Lisa and Jeff got married on 31st of January. What a crazy day!

Having our full team of 3 cinematographers shooting that day, allowed us to push the envelope and try new things:

- About a third of the clip was shot with the new 5D Mark II. All the footage from it was first converted to 24p. We combined it with EOS 70-200 f2.8 and Cinevate Pegasus "slider" (technically not a slider) with custom made 5' long rails.

- We only had 8 hours from the time we started editing till show time! Yet, as a team of 3 we managed to create our longest SDE ever. At close to 6 min, we still managed to have the piece heavily sequenced via time shifting, added emotional voiceovers, as well as having it fully color graded.

Some Interesting Challenges:

- Being that it is winter in Canada and hence extremely cold, when I put the steadicam on, one of the arm springs snapped off. However, as always we brought another steadicam as a backup, which certainly added to our coverage of the photosession.

- Another challenge we had was a ceremony site. An intimate, smaller location like Graydon Hall Manor's ceremony room, required a different shooting approach. You'll notice that there was no room on the sides, thus limiting us to our shooting positions to the main isle and the balcony.

Overall, our objective was to build a story cohesively and allow the audience to get to know the couple well before the most significant events happened.

- Konrad