L E T ' S G E T S T A R T E D . . . . Getting to shoot weddings and tell couples stories is amazing! However, if you've ever shot a wedding before you know that they are anything but easy. They are often accompanied by massive stress and exhaustion. In it, you will find proven tools and strategies to crush it at every wedding and kick stress out the window. Huzzah! Let's get started! Ok, so here's the truth. There is no 100% correct way to shoot a wedding. When I first realized this I was like "DUDE, mind blown!" However, there is a correct way to shoot a wedding based on who you are as a person and what's your way to do it. Knowing how you should shoot a wedding depends on what style and stories YOU want to tell to others,if you want your wedding films to be more authentic and beautiful it might be strange to shoot your weddings like a yash Raj movie with tons of themes,parties, people's etc because India loves the Yash Raj movies wedding
12 July 2018 date was decided for the post-wedding shoot by Manas(client) and me. Due to his busy schedule and time of arrival was late we wouldn't be able to shoot the pre-wedding. He personally expects so much from me as per my past work results and I was also prepared for delivering him the best possible work from my side. We decided the evening time for the post-wedding shoot. we decided 2 pm (Indian time) for the arrival at the location. As always I knew it that this is somehow difficult due to the continuous workload of June and July month. I and my teammates were restless because of quick wrapping and due to my quick work nature, we forget the softbox and tripod which are very important types of equipment for pre-wedding and post-wedding setups. That day I carried types of equipment 2 Nikon D750, Nikon 70-200mm 2.8, Nikon 50mm 1.8gm, Nikon 24-120 f4 kit lens, Nikon 85mm 1.8gm, drone DJI Mavic pro, Sony a6500 with Sigma 30mm 1.4 and lighting requirement yongnue yn685 with