The How To Film Weddings Show

After a clip from our reel sparked an all-out photo-vs-video war online, we sat down with photographer Michael Cassara of The Vendor Table to unpack what really frustrates both sides and how we work together for the only person who matters: the couple. Follow HTFW https://www.instagram.com/howtofilmweddingsshow Watch on Youtube https://youtu.be/Y4NHZ1QNc4I Learn more https://howtofilmweddings.com/

Working with bad photographers, the turf war, is Video really less important than photo? Me and Brandon from Everwhere films decide to hop on a call to vent about the current state of the wedding industry. HTFW SPONSORS ⚡️60% Off Your First Edit w/ Uncut Gems code HTFW - https://www.uncutgems.com/ ⚡️Deliver Your Videos Beautifully - https://signups.vidflow.co/ref/waywar... ⚡️The Best MUSIC Platform for Weddings - https://fm.pxf.io/waywardfreetrial ⚡️Tell Stories FASTER w/ Plotline - ...

We've believed there was a standard to what we capture and how we edit wedding films. Our guest together challenges that idea and shares the most important aspect of our job. Telling the story. Here's his framework to telling the couples story beautifully. Outsource with Uncut Gems - get 60% off your first edit w/ code HTFW https://www.uncutgems.com/ Follow Shyah K Film / shyahkfilms Follow Northbound Education (For Videographers) / northbound.education HTFW S...

In this episode, Ric and Vic from Outside In Studio break down their journey into the wedding video world and why chasing trends quietly erodes your creative voice. It's a conversation about staying original in an industry drowning in the same reels and the discipline it takes to author your own style instead of borrowing someone else's. Outsource with Uncut Gems - 60% Off Your First Edit - Code HTFW https://www.uncutgems.com/ Check out Outside In Studio's work here: https://www.instagram.co...

In this episode, wedding filmmaker Kyle Hustis breaks down the craft behind his energetic, personality-driven films and makes the case that confidence, not gear, is the real skill most filmmakers are missing. He walks through how he directs couples on the wedding day without compromising their experience, his "18 ways to shoot one moment" approach to staying creatively nimble, and why the couples who insist they're "bad on camera" tend to become the heroes of his best work. Outsource with Unc...