Kevin Chin Photography + Cinema

I am a NEGATIVE photographer who gets along well with other people who have a NEGATIVE attitude and appreciate real film photography and Super 8 mm movies as much as I do.

Testimonials
Not only is Kevin a gifted photographer with an eye for beautiful composition and the insight to capture fleeting moments of emotion, he is wonderfully professional and such a pleasure to work with. I actually knew from his website that I wanted to work with him for our wedding. Besides the site being very well done and his beautiful photos, I knew that anyone who would take the time to have a page dedicated to "8 things you didn't know about Kevin" had to be a great person.
Kelly & Jon - 5.19.2008
Overall, if I could give Kevin an extra star, I would since he has been such a pleasure to work with. He is extremely professional and responded to my messages and emails ASAP. He is extremely artistic and produces pictures that are creative works of art. They are definitely not the cheesy wedding pictures you will regret hanging up 5 or 10 years from now. To this day, I am so glad that I hired Kevin. Thanks for those wonderful memories!!!
Mandy & Jon - 7.26.2009
As Seen In
  • Martha Stewart
  • Grace Ormonde
  • Style Me Pretty
Affiliations
  • WPPI
  • PPA

 

Bay Area V D O Production- Wedding Videography By Dom Guntavong

Once in a lifetime, one of a kind videography. Exclusive & exquisite wedding video production.

www.bayareavdoproduction.com | dom@bayareavdoproduction.com | 415.595.6578

Although a wedding video is not necessarily something you'll watch every day,it will increase in meaning as your married life progresses and is the only way to fully capture the ceremony and toasts. How sweet will it be to snuggle together on your anniversaries and rewatch your vows and friends from that first day?

How many video cameras will you want? The more cameras, the more angles the videographer will be able to edit your video together with. For example, when you walk down the aisleif you have three cameras, one can capture the whole scene from the aisle, one can capture the groom, and one can capture the processional all at the same time. Have a conversation with your videographer about what type of coverage they can provide with different numbers of cameras, as well as what they recommend for your specific venue.

What parts of the day will you want captured? Are you a full coverage type of couple or would you prefer just the most intimate moments like the first glimpse and ceremony? Will you prefer a montage of the images edited together over music or more of a documentary type including interviews and best wishes from your guests?

How can you see their work? Many videographers provide clips of weddings for you to check out on their websites. This is a great way to find a videographer whose style you love. When you have narrowed your choices down, meet with them to see how you get along (remember they're with you for the day!) and be sure to see at least one(preferably two) wedding videos from start all the way to finish.You may also want to clarify with your videographer what the turnaround time is for your finished movie, since it is not uncommon for videographers to be backed up 6 months to a year.

Are there any other perks or special options?

Do they offer web-ready clips to share on your blog, Facebook, or Youtube? Are they able to provide a montage of the day shown at the reception? What other options do they offer that you may not have considered?