phoeben teocson cinema

destinaton wedding: transfiguration chapel, caleruega tagaytay
venue: nunez residence, royal pines west, tagaytay city
photo: paul vincent
makeup: gigi uson
couture: roselyn lagdameo

i’m often asked how long does it take for me to edit. truth be told, i’ll maximize every second available. no scripts, no formulas, everything on the spot edit. as the day goes by, the story of the video continuous to evolve into something almost one hundred percent different from the first cut when my team leaves the prep venue.

another frequently asked question is when is the best time to play the onsite video. well, whenever possible as long as one: the video is ready to be played, two: there are still people present to watch it and three: people are done asking you random stuff so they won’t do it while the video is being played!

destination wedding:transfiguration chapel, caleruega tagaytay
venue: splendido taal, tagaytay city
makeup: chickoy tungpalan
photo: redsheep photography

another morning wedding down south. we actually had another wedding the day before at exactly the same hotel, church and reception venue.

karen was gen’s classmate back in highschool. understandably, my wife did more catching up with her old friend than shooting video. =)

when i first heard and witnessed the capabilities of hd video recording of the latest iphone from apple, i was intrigued and i played with the idea of having one. in the end, continuously telling myself that i don’t need one finally convinced my mind into not purchase one. i do have my second generation handy dandy iphone 3g anyway (not the 3gs with video and autofocus feature,) and for just $0.99 cents at the itunes store i got me a video recorder with a quality worth, well, ninety-nine cents!

i actually got the idea of getting a video recording software for my phone from my good friends husband and wife who i fondly call jeff(erson) & (ramona)lisa and i remember telling jeff(rey) that i’ll someday use it in one of my onsite videos and i’ll show it to him. that’s before i knew how crappy the quality of the video my phone could produce.

since i didn’t have to do an onsite video, i finally got the chance to record my phone’s video recording abilities last week. the quality is better than i expected. i did no further enhancements and the old 8mm film effect is from the software itself. =)