frequently asked QUESTIONS
01
Can we meet up and discuss the wedding planning?
Yes! Our wedding package includes meeting to go over specifics of the video. This is important in order to make your vision become reality.
02
Whats the turn around for wedding videos?
That’s a great question! Usually we would promise a turnaround of about 8-16 weeks. Remember video editing isn’t quite the same as photos. With videos, the choice of the right music with the right moments go hand in hand. It will take some time to plan this in order to make your video come to life!
03
Is there a deposit?
Yes, we require a 50% deposit upon contract signing to hold the date for your event.
04
Is there a travel fee?
Depends on the distance! This can be discussed based on your location. If you’re within the Houston area anything over 1.5hr, a travel fee of $30 will be added to your final price.
05
Why do we have two editing photo style?
We have two editing style for photos because some of our clients wants a more bright editing style. Nine Petal Films style is more deep true tones, but we also love the bright style to also accommodate our clients. Just let us know which style you prefer btw the two when booking us for photos.
06
What is a Pre Wedding film?
A Pre Wedding film is a film that consist of a q and a session about the couple which is either candid or asked before hand. In this session we would record the q and a session followed by just a few b rolls of couples similar to an engagement session which will be used for the final video.Usually this type of film is great to get to know the couple and see how comfortable they are in front of the camera to set the right mood and idea for the future wedding video. More importantly, a great keepsake for the couple to look back years to date and remember the reason why they fell in love with each other.
07
What is the average time it takes to edit the final video?
Great questions as this may vary…. Typically a wedding video can take 3-6 months to edit. It takes time for videographers to look through all the video clips that they shot the day of the wedding. A videographer can have anywhere from 250-1000 video clips that they have to look through. This requires time. As they look through each one, they are trying to piece together the video in their head, which clips goes where. Not to mention, picking the right song to have the right flow.