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That Wedding Videographer Podcast

Author: Jason Hunter & Danny Rizzo

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That Wedding Videographer Podcast (TWVP) is a podcast for wedding videographers and wedding filmmakers who want to improve their films, grow their business, and stand out in the wedding industry.


Hosted by working wedding filmmakers (Danny from Rizzo Films & Jason from Afterglow Weddings), TWVP covers everything you need to succeed in wedding videography, including filming techniques, camera gear, editing workflows, storytelling, pricing, marketing, client experience, and running a profitable wedding video business. Each episode features real conversations, expert guests, and practical advice based on real-world wedding shoots.


We talk honestly about the highs and lows of life as a wedding videographer, sharing lessons learned from real weddings, mistakes made on the job, and strategies that actually work in today’s wedding market. From beginner wedding videographers to experienced wedding filmmakers, TWVP is designed to help you sharpen your skills and build confidence behind the camera.


If you’re passionate about wedding filmmaking and want clear, actionable advice on how to improve your wedding films and your workflow, this podcast is for you. Our goal is simple: to help you become that wedding videographer couples remember and recommend.


New episodes every week covering wedding videography tips, filmmaking techniques, business growth, and industry insights.

136 Episodes
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In this episode, Jason and Danny dive into the rapid rise of AI in wedding filmmaking and what it actually means for videographers right now. From tools like Imagen, Plotline, and Higgsfield AI, they explore how artificial intelligence is already changing workflows, from colour correction and story development to removing distractions like fire exit signs, cars, and even people from your footage. They discuss the real benefits of AI, saving time, reducing decision fatigue, and speeding up edi...
In this episode, Jason and Danny reflect on That Wedding Videographer Summit 2026, breaking down everything from the atmosphere on the day to the impact it’s had since. They talk about the energy in the room, the power of bringing like-minded creatives together, and why face-to-face events still matter in an industry that spends so much time online. From conversations between talks to connections made over coffee, this episode highlights the moments that made the summit more than just a day o...
In this episode, Jason and Danny are joined by the team behind The Wild Strawberry to talk about what it really takes to stand out in the wedding filmmaking industry. They dive into the challenge of developing a recognisable style in a world where trends move fast and many filmmakers end up creating work that looks and feels the same. From creative risk-taking to trusting your instincts, the conversation explores how The Wild Strawberry have built a brand that feels distinctive, intentional, ...
In this episode, Jason and Danny tackle a question every wedding videographer eventually has to face: how many weddings is actually too many? They dive into the reality of overbooking, burnout, editing backlogs, and what happens when your business starts running you instead of the other way around. From 50+ wedding seasons to stacked second halves of the year, they share honest reflections on pushing capacity, learning the hard way, and recalibrating what success really looks like. The conver...
In this episode, Jason and Danny look back at the things they were convinced really mattered when they first started their wedding filmmaking businesses, and why most of them turned out to be completely unnecessary. They talk honestly about gear obsession, buying cameras and lenses they didn’t need, wasting money on microphones, and the belief that owning the same kit as your favourite filmmakers would somehow fast-track success. Danny shares why remortgaging his house to buy equipment was a ...
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