Q2. In the church, how close to us will you have to be with the camera in order for me to be able to hear my vows clearly on my video?
A. Keepsake uses an interference-free wireless microphone near the altar. We can get get close-ups from as far away as 50 feet.

Q3. How will my finished DVDs differ from the unedited tape? Is there a two-hour limit on my finished video?
A. At Keepsake we remove only the unpresentable footage, add titling, use special effects, and mix in the songs of your choice. We never limit the amount of digital videotape we use. The more partying you do, the longer your video is!

Q4. Will you film my bridal party or any guests at my reception who want to talk on my video?
A. Yes. Keepsake gives you several options; we will never impose upon any guest to do anything they're uncomfortable with. Your decision is final.

Q5. Does your camera have any kind of red light on it? What kind of video camera do you use? Is it a one-chip camera?
A. No. Our cameras have no annoying red lites at all. Keepsake is always discreet, using only 3-chip broadcast cameras known for excellence in low-light conditions.

Q6. At the reception, do you use any special hookups to improve the sound and make it easier to understand voices and music on my video?
A. Thanks to Keepsake's technical skills, we tap directly into the DJ or band's sound system for a crystal-clear, high-quality, wireless-feed to your video.

Q7. Can I get a DVD of weddings you've done to take home and see on my own TV?
A. Yes. Keepsake wants you to see our wedding videos, not on expensive studio monitors, but on your TV at home. This is where you'll be watching your wedding video once you're married. Before hiring any videographer compare the quality of the finished videos on your TV at home. Compare apples to apples. We also have an online sample if you have a high-speed connection to the internet: Watch a Wedding Music Video sample. Always remember that the internet quality is not even 5% of the actual DVD quality.