Shifting Focus with John Bunn

Engagement season is here! The data shows that the vast majority of couples are getting engaged during the holidays and on this episode of How To Film Weddings we want to talk about 4 ways to make sure everything in your business is tuned up and ready to take advantage of the busiest part of the booking season.

If you've been in the wedding video industry for very long you've probably realized that things tend to slow down quite a bit toward the end of each year. In this episode we want to share some tips and tricks that we've used in our business to help generate some income when things get slow.

If you have that box of tissues handy from last weeks episode, you might want to grab them again.

In this weeks episode John flies solo to share his heart about losing his father this year. It's easy to forget how important our jobs our when it comes to preserving a families legacy. John dives deep into how important every photo and video is of his father and how important is is as creators to capture moments that our clients will treasure for the rest of their lives.

DISCLAIMER: You might want to grab a box of tissues before this episode, because it's about to get REAL. We recorded a live Q&A session at Venture Workshop 2020 and this one gets DEEP. How have you adapted to COVID-19, what keeps you motivated, and much, much more.

Kaleb and Elaine Jiminez, the husband and wife team behind KEJ Productions return to the podcast to drop absolute knowledge bombs about how to improve your audio game, including the announcement of their brand new KEJ Audio Masterclass. Available today! Go check out their new course here: www.howtofilmweddings.com/kej

In this episode of the How To Film Weddings podcast we sit down with Taylor Petrinovich and dive into how she's built a successful wedding brand in just three years. We're jumping into re-branding your company to match the client you want, being intentional in your marketing and planning, and much, much more.

In this episode we sit down IN PERSON with David Reynosa of Forestry Films to talk about how he's created a brand that stands out from everyone else. We also dive into his newly announced wedding filmmaking course and how it can help you grow your business.

This is an extra special episode for so many reasons. First and foremost this is our live Q&A panel session from Venture Workshop 2020 where Nick & John sit down with some of the greatest minds in our industry and for a panel Q&A with Venture attendees.

We're talking:

White In Revery David Reynosa of Forestry Films Kaleb & Elaine of KEJ Productions Eric Floberg Whois Matt Johnson Lindsey Conklin of Le Reve Films Aaron Tharpe of 31 Films This episode is packed full of incredible insight and information from the leaders of the wedding film industry and is also one of our funniest episodes to date.

Toasts and speeches are one of the easiest way to capture great audio for your film, but how do you make sure they look great? This week we share are best tips and tricks to help you get the most out of the toast and speech portions of the reception and rehearsal dinner.

Without a doubt one of the biggest differentiators between good and great wedding filmmakers is the ability to tell a story, and nothing gets the story started like interviewing the couple on the wedding day. In this episode we break down our greatest tips and tricks to get the most out of the couple without making it awkward for everyone in the room.

So grab those headphones or turn up the car radio and let's get into it!