FAQs

Do you do Wedding Videos?

Yes specialise in the production of Wedding Videos. We can video the whole event for you, or just part of it, eg the ceremony etc. We always use a minimum of two cameras when filming "live" events so that in the unlikely event that one camera should fail, we always have a safeguard.

Where are you based?

We are based in Lytham St Annes in the Fylde, Lancashire, in the North West of England..

Would it be possible to have a "still" image from the film on the front cover, and how much extra would that cost?

Yes you can have any image you like on the front cover, either a "still" image from the film, or if you prefer one of your favourite pictures. There is no extra cost for this.

What about copyright material?

Copyright law is a very complex area and unfortunately we can't transfer or duplicate copyright material without the owner's consent. By placing an order with us you accept full liability for any copyright issues that may arise.

Do you provide an editing service?

Yes once the footage has been transferred to our computer it is possible to change the running order, chop out any unwanted bits, add titles, music, even a commentary if required. Prices depend on the complexity of the work involved, but as a general rule our studio time in charged at £50.00 per hour.

Lots of other companies have hidden costs, do you?

No. There are no extra hidden costs at all. We do not charge extra for menus or chapters etc.

Do you copy protect the completed DVD?

No we do not copy protect the finished DVDs. This is your material, your memories and your DVD to do with as you wish. You may copy it a hundred times - without any loss of quality. Of course if you cannot copy yourself then we can always do it for you.

Should I upgrade to Blue ray?

Blue ray is the future for DVDs. However if you don't yet have an HD (high definition) TV watching Blu-ray discs is pointless as the signal is downgraded to standard definition. Also if you have an HD TV less than 37" it is difficult to see real quality benefits with HD,... and certainly there will only be tiny discernible differences between the two.