oh, now you are slagging my video ;-) I was going for a little silly/cheezy, apparently I got there. I'm kind of a sappy guy. Remember, I'm a lover not a fighter ;-)

Could've had more cheeze in it I think. The music selection was good.

Yes Adam, the Harinezumi shoots like this automatically.

Steve, I wanted your professional opinion | if the Super 8 style footage were combined with 21st-century audio mp3 quality, do you think this would mar the Super 8-ness of it? As in, Super 8 means raw, grainy, and a somewhat unfinished quality, whereas today's standards are about pristine finish? ::: I ask, because I'm thinking about shooting things this way. :::

I think it could go either way. The song I used Elvis Presley's "Memories" is from that era but the recording quality was very good. You'd have to experiment and find which works best for you. Video's are all about feel. The funny thing is, I wanted to use my favorite song from the 60's "Are you coming to San Francisco" which would have been more appropriate but didn't just work as well as Memories.

Hey Kat, how could I cut out that kiss, it was for me, right ;-) Went to you site, checked out your work. niceeeeeeeeee work. You got style kid. Great to meet you and hang out, hope to do it again sometime.

Whaaaat, you really like my work! Are you flirting with me? Don't mess with me, a comment like that from you is huge!
Thanks!
xoxo

I'm constantly in trouble for telling people their work, needs work. I'm not afraid to tell people, I didn't like it.

I watched a lot of your work and I liked it. What I like is that it is your own style, it's not Joes or Olegs or Jason's or certainly not Kevin's. I see a lot of copying in the wedding arena. I like your documenting the behind the scenes shoot, I though it had a feminine touch, whereas Joe, Patrick & Kevin's work is definitely done by a man (it's more forceful in my view and that's cool too) Kristen's work and yours to me has more of a feminine touch and I like that as well (more from a brides POV). I think the most important thing you can do is develop a style and stick with it (perfecting it with each project). Keep sending me stuff and I'll give you my opinion. Steve