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Our three 3-CCD video cameras are designed to produce beautiful color in low light conditions. This is very important because there are some great video cameras that make terrible wedding video cameras, like the Canon GL2, XL2, Panasonic DVX100, etc. We use Sony VX2100 & PD170 video cameras, rated at 1-Lux. Check out our demo video and see how good the images are, even in low lit chapels.

We don't make the amateur's mistake of thinking that one or two microphones will do. If you want to hear the minister's voice crisp and clearly, he must wear a microphone. Same with the groom and any other speakers and singers. (The bride is usually close enough to the groom's mic.) Any music that is played will sound "fuzzy" if not properly captured. We use mics for live instruments and a Morantz digital recorder to tap into sound systems. Audio is a crucial part of your wedding video. We understand that any speaker, singer or instrument that is more than twelve inches from a microphone will not be clearly and properly heard in your video. Most weddings call for at least three and as many as six or more microphones.

We are a husband and wife team. Often, touching scenes can be captured while preparations are underway, but only if you and your bridesmaids are relaxed. You'll be more comfortable with a lady in the dressing room, than with a man. While Jean is with the bride and her bridesmaids, Bill will be with the groom and groomsmen. Having two videographers means it is less likely that important moments will be missed.

We've never failed to keep a commitment, but just in case, we have at least one other wedding team that we've trained, who could jump in if an emergency ever happened to us. The best most other places could do is offer a refund, when it would probably be too late to replace them.

We've never had an unhappy client, and we intend to keep it that way!

- Bill & Jean Castello