Wedding videography - Toronto Weddings

Have you really thought about how you want your wedding day captured? A photographer is a mandatory option, at least from a wedding professional point of view, but what about all those moments you can't catch with with a still photo? Well that's what this QA is all about. As you know we are getting ready for the summer and fall wedding season on The Weddings Examiner page and today we are interviewing Nishi Dias from Night Day Productions. She will be talking about the benefits, options, advice, and tips on videography for your wedding.Night Day ProductionsNight Day Productions brings unobtrusive and non-cheesy wedding videography to Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.Our interview with Nishi Dias:Any other advice you'd like to give?If I could just get one message out to engaged couples, it is to book your vendors early! I don't know how many people I've disappointed only because they waited too long to reach out. A quality wedding video isn't a one-person operation: at Night Day Productions, you'll have 2 videographers and an editor on your crew. I've had frantic brides and grooms call me hours before their event, when there isn't even enough time to charge the batteries for the cameras. Our videographers do what they do full-time, they get booked shooting other events (not just weddings, but corporate gigs and personal artistic projects too). So my recommendation is that you book your videographer at least 9 to 12 months before your wedding day. Not just to make my job easier, but for your own sanity!Have any other questions or concerns about videography for your wedding day? Need more advice on what will be best for you as a couple when it comes to capturing your big day? Be sure to contact Nishi Dias: