Dearest Katherine & Francis,

Just tried calling but I guess you may be honeymooning in Phuket. I have finished all your Wedding Videos. Here’s the dinner highlight, I just need Uncle’s photos to prepare the packaging.

Hope you guys like…

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It is the same old story, my dearest November 11th ‘07 bride calls to whine that she topped-up too much for her bridal studio photographs. But they were very nice to rush the photographs for me to edit their photo montage.

I “ROFLOL” (Rolling On Floor Laughing Out Loud), when she showed me the photos and suggest they be edited with Uncle Tiny’s Photos and my footages from her E-Session Wedding Invite.

Long story short, $200/hour for my videography is very reasonable, i have to admit that for my photography is a little, eh…. Stupid So i invited no less than 4 of my very kind and beloved superstar photographers buddies along. FYI, that is a $1200.00/hour value!!! Excluding the very helpful assist, ExpressivelyEric.

A big Thank You to all you guys, and on behalf of my super cute bride, love you all deep deep!

Engagement Sessions are very much a Photographer thing where it allows couples and photo/videographers to get to know each other, and is very effective in building the “chemistry” before the big event.

E-Sessions are new to me. I am more familiar with scripted Pre-Wedding MTVs. This is only my 3rd and I already have a few confirmations and quite a lot of enquires. I enjoy it a lot; hanging out with couples and working with fellow photographer buddies.

My current $200/hour applies for E-Sessions but only as a bonus for my Actual Day Wedding couples. Such videos are considered Pre-Wedding MTVs and is $2,000 inclusive of 5 hours of video shoot for non-AD couples.

I have to spell it out cause they are as tough to shoot and edit.

jOhO and I edited this video together, it took lots from the both of us. Like it or not… I do!

Worked with jOhO and his sidekick Eric on 2 events this weekend. Yesterday’s Engagement Session was a blast, the plan was to start from Wheelock place and finish at Centerpoint in 3 hours. We had to stop after 5 hours and only managed to reach Wisma Atrium…