Jen + Reed's PAFA Wedding

The official start to our Wedding Season begun on Saturday.  I'm always the most prepared for the first wedding.  Every camera part is dusted and ready to go days before.  As the season continues my prep time shortens each time.   This year we're even more prepared than usual.  New shooters with great new cameras but more importantly new experiences.

Jen and Reed's wedding was held at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.  It was my first at this location.  Jen had been nervous what collection would hang from the walls on her wedding day.  She took it in good stride when she learned the collection was The Human Body and mostly sans clothing.  She had no need to worry as the art faded into the background once the wedding begun.

I was excited for this wedding for two additional reasons.  This marked the first opportunity I was able to work with Siobhan and Darah from Dollface Studio in almost a year.  Way too long.  Also, this would be the first time new Forever Lucky Film shooter John Devins would be shooting with us.  He technical expertise and diverse experience would bring a new look to their big day.  Having an additional shooter working with me gave me freedom to wander that I don't usually have, but enjoyed.  I think the highlight video will attest to that.

So without further adieu I submit for your approval - Jen and Reed.




Jen + Reed
Videography:  Christopher Rodgers  Forever Lucky Films
Music: One Republic, Jonsi
Location : Le Meridian, Philadelphia, PA; PAFA, Philadelphia PA
Photography: Dollface Studio

Online Video Offers Low-Cost Marketing For Your Company

Here's a link to an article in yesterday's New York Time discussing the value and effectiveness of video marketing. Many of the examples of companies using it have found themselves gobbling up market share.

Check it out here.

Alternative Spring Break

While most students find there place on the sand soaking up rays come Spring Break, there are a too few that donate their precious free time to help others. Alternative Spring Break gives college students an opportunity to go somewhere and use their minds and energy to affect others.  In this case the students from the University of Central Florida arrived in Chestertown, Maryland to volunteer their services to the Mid-Atlantic Border Collie Rescue.

On the day I was there a fence went up.  It was a thing of beauty, built by a team that had never before constructed a fence.

I documented the day in the video below.