
What the call actually is
Half an hour on the phone, and Micah makes the call at the time you choose. There is no charge for it, and you will not be handed to anyone else.
Your day first
Where you are married, the hour of the ceremony, who is travelling in, and what the day is shaped like. This part is not a formality. How a film is covered depends entirely on how the day runs.
What a film covers
How coverage is built around your hours, what is filmed and by how many cameras, how your own voices carry the film, and when you receive it.
What it costs
Said plainly, on the call, with the number that applies to your date and your hours. Nothing is quoted before Micah understands the day.
Whether your date is open
Only a small number of weddings are taken each season. If yours is still open you will know on the call, and if it is not, he will tell you then rather than later.
What to have ready
None of this is required, and the call works without it. It simply makes half an hour go further.
- Your date, or the two or three you are choosing between
- The venue, or the town, if the venue is not settled yet
- Roughly how many guests you expect
- The hour you are hoping to be married
- Anything you already know the film has to hold, the speeches, the first dance, a grandparent who may not travel again
Questions
Is this a sales call?
What does a wedding film cost?
Do you travel to our venue?
Can we see your work before we talk?
What happens after we book a time?
How far ahead should we call?
If you would rather read first
- Curate Your KeepsakeBuild the collection your wedding needs and see the price as it builds.
- The filmsFull films, ceremonies and highlight reels from real weddings.
- Where we filmBanff, Lake Louise, Canmore, Calgary and the rest, venue by venue.
- The JournalPlanning notes, costs and the questions couples ask us most.