Adam & Shauna

Adam & Shauna

Saturday, March 7, 2009

The Grand Bohemian, Orlando

Photographer:  Kevin Keelan

Wedding Coordinator:  Emily of Weddings Unique

DJ:  Scott Messina, Messina Productions

Additional Video Footage:  Jay Lavely

This clip was shot and edited by Jay Lavely with the new Canon 5D, which has an undeniably filmic, artistic look.  We hope you like it!

New Look, Enhanced Style, Same great team

Brian, Steven and Jay taking a break at the Grand Bohemian

Well, I haven't been posting much lately because we've been really busy catching up, gearing up and making some big changes to our look and branding. I couldn't be happier with how the new website and logo turned out, and I really hope you all enjoy it as well. I think they really capture our vision of light, whimsy and romance.

We're expanding our already popular documentary services to include family biographies and legacy videos, in addition to Wedding Story options. We've got a few in the works and we look forward to showcasing one on our site soon.

We've also got a lot of new features in the works, including original video content just for brides. "Coordinator's Corner" will be a regular series showcasing some of the countries top coordinators sharing their favorite wedding planning tips.

Of course, we'll continue to focus on our goal of giving every client the personal touch with an emphasis on creating a wow experience and great customer service.

We're so happy with where we've been and where we are -- but we're really excited about where we're going. And we look forward to going there with you!

Best Wishes,

Brian Bazala

A Videographer's Valentine's Day Wish

I wanted to share with you all an excerpt from a Love Letter of sorts written by a fellow Wedding Filmmaker, Laura Moses of Vantage Point Productions of San Dimas, CA. I hope it touches your heart as much as it did mine.

Love, madness, obsession—this story has it all. It’s mostly about love. But wait, I’m getting ahead of myself.

We videographers suffer from back pain and backlog; and befitting the afflicted, as editors, we live the bulk of our lives in pajamas. We have oversized hearts. Together we congregate sharing moments captured through that extension of ourselves we call a camera, and we weep. We weep for the beauty, the loss, and the sheer life we experience through the portal of our lens, which takes us deep into the lives of others.

Brawny men with bulging, Glidecam biceps, break down like little boys.

And we laugh. We laugh at the antics of the inebriated, the fad-fashion faux pas, the disasters, and all the drama; these are the ingredients that coalesce to create the deliciously, quirky gumbo of humanity known as a wedding.

The lack of a perfect wedding never stops us from pursuing the creation of a perfect film. Neurotically, we obsess over thrilling our clients. Our goal: to prove—once and for all—that a wedding film is priceless.

We will not rest until we enlighten the macrocosm to the magnificent glory of a great video. It’s a long road we tread on this mission, finding success one client and one gig at a time.


We work with music, hearts, and dreams. We’re the keepers of the flame for future generations. After we’re gone there will be pieces of us—little bits of our hearts—scattered across the globe, telling stories about love.

Thank You Very Much

This is a copy of a Thank You card I just received from Ayana & David. It was so sweet, I wanted to share it.

"Hey Brian,

Just want to say that we truly enjoyed working with you. We are happy to know that we made the right choice in choosing a videographer. Your professional attention to detail and creative style shined through and sets you apart from all the rest. Thank you for capturing our love story and bringing it to life.

Take Care and God Bless,

Ayana & David Reid"

Photo by: Leigh Taylor

Wedding Vendor's Bad Day

Thanks to my friend Laurie P of Bliss Weddings and Events

Give this Dog a Bone and see Slumdog Millionaire

This is definitely one of the most amazing, inspiring movies I have seen in a long time. A beautifully filmed fable of love, friendship, family and self-realization -- I was left speechless. Give yourself a Christmas present and go see this movie.

Nariman & Hassane : Prep

Nariman and Hassane had the nicest family. I shot so much extra footage during the Prep at Nariman's house because they kept feeding me! Nariman gave me a really cool CD of some music and I used some of my favorites for her Prep. The first piece, Chambao has an old timey scratched record feel and I felt that the footage required a vintage look. Hope you like it. Now I am really itchy to shoot with my Super-8 camera.