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We believe every essence shines throughout your wedding day is priceless. We embrace sunny days and the pretty bouquets. We love the true emotions and special celebrations. We capture dancing, and of course, your romancing. We are dedicated to encapsulating every piece of your story and bringing them to life.

“There are only two times that I want to be with you : Now and Forever. ”



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Every essence shines throughout your wedding day is priceless. We embrace sunny days and the pretty bouquets. We embrace true emotions and the special celebrations. We embrace dancing, and of course, your romancing. We are dedicated to capturing every piece of your story and bringing them to life.

Stefanie & Jayme

@ Butler Lane by Peter Rowland

Richmond laneways, green ivy walls, festoon lights, chic industrial looking reception, and most importantly a pair of wonderful couple, made Stephanie and Jayme’s wedding photography at Butler Lane truly one of a kind.

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Wally & Nataly

@ Emerald Reception Centre Wedding

Wally and Nataly’s Melbourne Wedding was an urban dream. Those two lovers opted for a mix of the traditional and modern style wedding. As a designer herself, Nataly keep the wedding simple and elegant in our wedding photographer's eyes.

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Ash & Ashna

@ Luminare

Ashna and Ash’s moody wedding at Carousel and Luminare is giving us all the heart eyes. We met the couple on a wedding expo as Ashna run her own wedding dress shop on Sydney Road, Brunswick. We can’t get enough of Ashna’s dreamy bridal gown, the pinky rose, the venue styling and the late night fireworks. All these romantic details were the perfect addition to their stylish wedding and we are keen to capture these as the wedding photographer.

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Taleisha & Kane

@ Marnong Estate

Taleisha and Kane’s wedding day started with the groom and bridal preparation. As they both love the natural and documentary style for wedding photography. We only gave a position guide to use the best of lighting. For the others happen during the getting ready part, we stay in a quiet and uninterrupted way to capture the unscripted emotions and the true story.

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Kate & Beau

@ Perricoota Station

Opting for a relaxed vibe, Kate and Beau sure did manage to pull off a doozy. The couple’s dreamy day was doused in white rose florals from Bryants BUDS with the bride walking down the aisle in a soft ballgown from our friends at the Bridal Atelier.

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Francesca & Adam

@ Glasshaus Inside

Meet Francesca & Adam, peeps. Met each other in the secondary college, these two are sweetness incarnate.They find the Glasshaus Inside, where is a beautiful and unique place in a wedding photographer's eyes . The plants and nature are part of their vision for the wedding.

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Stefanie & Jayme

@ Butler Lane by Peter Rowland

Richmond laneways, green ivy walls, festoon lights, chic industrial looking reception, and most importantly a pair of wonderful couple, made Stephanie and Jayme’s wedding photography at Butler Lane truly one of a kind.

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Wally & Nataly

@ Emerald Reception Centre Wedding

Wally and Nataly’s Melbourne Wedding was an urban dream. Those two lovers opted for a mix of the traditional and modern style wedding. As a designer herself, Nataly keep the wedding simple and elegant in our wedding photographer's eyes.

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Ash & Ashna

@ Luminare

Ashna and Ash’s moody wedding at Carousel and Luminare is giving us all the heart eyes. We met the couple on a wedding expo as Ashna run her own wedding dress shop on Sydney Road, Brunswick.

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Taleisha & Kane

@ Marnong Estate

Taleisha and Kane’s wedding day started with the groom and bridal preparation. As they both love the natural and documentary style for wedding photography.

READ MORE

Kate & Beau

@ Perricoota Station

Opting for a relaxed vibe, Kate and Beau sure did manage to pull off a doozy.

READ MORE

Francesca & Adam

@ Glasshaus Inside

Meet Francesca & Adam, peeps. Met each other in the secondary college, these two are sweetness incarnate.They find the Glasshaus Inside, where is a beautiful and unique place in a wedding photographer's eyes . The plants and nature are part of their vision for the wedding.

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  • Collingwood Childrens Farm mt - cf3
    Mark and his team were excellent! He is such a kind and professional person! He worked superbly with our photographer, knew how to place everyone for the best video action and even captured many great candid moments. All our guests and our bridal party loved how easy going and great he was! Would highly recommend !  
    Melanie & Tom
    @Collingwood Childrens Farm
  • Stones of the Yarra Valley Wedding Photography KA 96 - cf3
    It is rare to see a studio does both photo and video exceptionally well, and TREE STUDIO is definitely one of them! I knew William through friends' referral. He is so patient and professional, taking care of all our needs and requirements from pre-wedding consultations to post-wedding output review. My husband and I are so happy with both the video and photos they took on our wedding day. All the smiles, laugh and moments of gold are fully encapsulated, that we will cherish for the rest of our life! Thank you again William, Henry and Mark for your amazing work. You guys make our special day even better! Not to mention your turnaround time was so quick and efficient! (only took them 4 days to edit all our videos and photos) Hands down the best studio in Melbourne.
    Kelly & Alan
    @Stones of the Yarra Valley
  • The Luxor Function Centre Wedding CJ 3 - cf3
    Great bunch of photographers. Our wedding day was full of fun and laughter. The photography style we asked for was executed perfectly!! Thank you guys!
    Cassandra & Jacques
    @The Luxor Function Centre
  • Harbour Room Wedding Photography MS 52 - cf2
    We just got our wedding Album from tree photo and video, and I'm blown away (can't stop looking through it). They exceeded my expectations again! We were thrilled when we got our video a couple of months ago as we love it, but the album is also amazing. We got the classic combo because we wanted photos and a video, and are so glad we chose these guys to capture our special day. They were fabulous on our wedding day and captured some great moments. We got everything on a USB, 5 minute video, an hour and a half of video footage (with speeches), nearly 1000 pictures and an album with 40 of our favourite pics for $3999 - great value and some fantastic work!
    Michelle & Ash
    @Harbour Room
  • Yarra Range Estate Wedding Video Tamara and Mark - cf1
    Thank you so much William for capturing our wedding. You were so easy to work with and we are absolutely in love with our wedding video. You have captured memories that we will cherish forever. Easy to communicate with and very professional. We would highly recommend tree studio for your big day 😀 Tamara and Mark
    Tamara & Mark
    @Yarra Ranges Estate

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    Wedding Videography Terminology

    A crucial element of your big day is wedding videography. After all, the videos capture the special moments and help create a repository of memories. Every time you sit down to watch the videos, you will relive the moments again and again. Thus, hiring a Melbourne wedding videographer with proven capabilities is indispensable. However, before you start finding the right team to do the work for you, it's crucial to thoroughly understand all the relevant wedding videography terms to avoid chaos and confusion.

    Melbourne Wedding Videography Terms You Should Know

    Aerial Videography: One of the trending videography styles in Melbourne is drone videography. The entire event is covered with a bird’s eye view. The drones capture the flow from a height and give a different perspective to various rituals and festivities you usually do not see in traditional videography.

    Aspect Ratio: It is the ratio between the width and height of the screen. It is a common term in photography and videography.

    Audio Recording: To make a Melbourne wedding videography impressive, it is imperative to ensure that the sound is crystal clear. The high resolution of the video alone cannot make the video engaging enough. Therefore, professional audio recording is required to ensure that the videos are noiseless and have no elements of echo or any other background noise to make the sound quality poor.

    Melbourne Wedding Videography Terms You Should Know

    Aerial Videography: One of the trending videography styles in Melbourne is drone videography. The entire event is covered with a bird’s eye view. The drones capture the flow from a height and give a different perspective to various rituals and festivities you usually do not see in traditional videography.

    Aspect Ratio: It is the ratio between the width and height of the screen. It is a common term in photography and videography.

    Audio Recording: To make a Melbourne wedding videography impressive, it is imperative to ensure that the sound is crystal clear. The high resolution of the video alone cannot make the video engaging enough. Therefore, professional audio recording is required to ensure that the videos are noiseless and have no elements of echo or any other background noise to make the sound quality poor.
    B-Roll: Videographers often capture random moments, nothing specific, and not typically any moment from the wedding rituals or celebrations. These shots showcase guests, themes, and decorations. These shots are used mainly by the Melbourne wedding videographer to create the background of the videos.

    Bitrate: This technical term is used to describe the quality of video and audio and is defined as the information transmitted per second. For a layman, it is good to know that with higher bitrate, the video and audio quality is better.

    Bumper: It is referred to the music that plays during the introduction and toward the end of the video. Sometimes, it is also used when transitioning from one scene to another.
    Cinematic Videos: As the name suggests, this style of Melbourne wedding videography features your wedding story to look like a movie. The videographer will use state-of-the-art tools to cut and edit the footage to give it a movie-like feel. As a result, the video will not feature all the events of the wedding sequentially, but every aspect of your special day will be covered dramatically.

    Color Grading: It is the practice of adjustments made to the image in specific ways for a stylized effect. The practice does not have anything to do with color correction, though.

    Contrast Ratio: This is a technical parameter that refers to luminance and is calculated as the ratio of luminance of white to the darkest shade.
    Cinematic Videos: As the name suggests, this style of Melbourne wedding videography features your wedding story to look like a movie. The videographer will use state-of-the-art tools to cut and edit the footage to give it a movie-like feel. As a result, the video will not feature all the events of the wedding sequentially, but every aspect of your special day will be covered dramatically.

    Color Grading: It is the practice of adjustments made to the image in specific ways for a stylized effect. The practice does not have anything to do with color correction, though.

    Contrast Ratio: This is a technical parameter that refers to luminance and is calculated as the ratio of luminance of white to the darkest shade.
    Documentary Videos: Another popular wedding videography in Melbourne is the documentary style. All events on D-day are featured one after the other, just as they had occurred. There are edits, but the editing task is pretty straightforward.

    DSLR Camera: HD DSLR cameras are one of the go-to choices of Melbourne wedding videographers. DSLR means Digital Single-Lens Reflex. The output of these cameras is impressively high-quality with great precision.

    Dynamic Range: Another technical term, Dynamic Range, refers to the ratio between the brightest part of an image and the darkest part and is measured in stops.
    Feature-Length Wedding Video: The video is edited by the videographer to convert it into a feature-length. Typically, this video consists of the best and most crucial moments from the occasion. The length of the feature video can vary from one videographer to another, but in most cases, the video usually lasts about two hours.

    Frame Rate: The number of frames per second of a scene is the Frame Rate. The speed at which the scene is recorded is called the frames per second (FPS).

    Highlight Reel: Similar to a trailer launched before a movie, a highlight reel is a type of Melbourne wedding videography where the videographer makes a reel of duration five to fifteen minutes that showcases the highlights of the day—just the main parts with the bride and bridegroom as the main actors of the video.
    Feature-Length Wedding Video: The video is edited by the videographer to convert it into a feature-length. Typically, this video consists of the best and most crucial moments from the occasion. The length of the feature video can vary from one videographer to another, but in most cases, the video usually lasts about two hours.

    Frame Rate: The number of frames per second of a scene is the Frame Rate. The speed at which the scene is recorded is called the frames per second (FPS).

    Highlight Reel: Similar to a trailer launched before a movie, a highlight reel is a type of Melbourne wedding videography where the videographer makes a reel of duration five to fifteen minutes that showcases the highlights of the day—just the main parts with the bride and bridegroom as the main actors of the video.
    Gimbal: It is a support with a pivot that enables the rotation of a device around an axis. In videography, the gimbal helps put the camera in motion, while helping the Melbourne wedding videographer get a steady shot. It is more of a digital instrument, an excellent substitute for a Steadicam. The best part is that a gimbal is used with drones, too.

    Guerilla Videography: In most cases, the videographer uses a handheld camera to shoot people, focusing on emotions. The clicks are more random and less polished, often people being shot solos and the videographer capturing candid moments.

    Interactive Menu: This is a cloud-based technology where the videos can be downloaded, viewed, and even shared. It is one of the latest technologies in the wedding video-making industry.
    Video Resolutions: The two commonest video resolutions are the 4K and 1080HD. 4K is the top favorite due to its clarity, crispness, and high resolution. 1080HD was quite frequently used before 4K.

    Lapel Microphones: Also called lavalier, these are clip-on mics widely used in filmmaking. These are small wired microphones that are close to the mouth and help record high-quality audio.

    Full-length Videos: Compared to a highlight video that features only the most exciting parts, a full-length video covers the entire event in detail. The duration is roughly an hour but depends on the Melbourne wedding videographer and can vary from videographer to videographer.
    Video Resolutions: The two commonest video resolutions are the 4K and 1080HD. 4K is the top favorite due to its clarity, crispness, and high resolution. 1080HD was quite frequently used before 4K.

    Lapel Microphones: Also called lavalier, these are clip-on mics widely used in filmmaking. These are small wired microphones that are close to the mouth and help record high-quality audio.

    Full-length Videos: Compared to a highlight video that features only the most exciting parts, a full-length video covers the entire event in detail. The duration is roughly an hour but depends on the Melbourne wedding videographer and can vary from videographer to videographer.
    Magic Hour: The hour preceding sunrise or sunset is referred to as the Magic Hour because that's when the golden glow of the sun is the warmest.

    Martini Shot: The last shot clicked by the videographer for the day is the martini shot.

    Music Licenses: Using iTunes music is a strict no-no in wedding albums. Only purchased music is permitted due to music license issues. Your Melbourne wedding videographer will guide you on the right way to go about the process.

    OTS: It stands for “over the shoulder” shot.

    Postproduction: It is commonly known as the editing phase. This is where the videographer cuts out the scenes and positions them one after the other to make the entire event look synchronized. This is also when music, titles, subtitles, and special effects are added to the video.
    Pan: This term refers to the camera moving from right to left following a subject and sometimes the surrounding scenery.

    Raw Footage: These are the unedited shots the videographer happily shares with the couple on demand. The footage has every second shot throughout the day.

    Same-day Edit: If you order the same-day edit videos, you will get to watch the entire video of your wedding day the same day. The videographer’s team will start editing the same day, almost mid-way through the party.

    Saturation: It refers to the color intensity. The more saturation, the more intense or extreme a color looks. Single-event Edit: In this case, the videographer will create different highlight reels around every individual event so that each part looks like the chapters of a book.
    Pan: This term refers to the camera moving from right to left following a subject and sometimes the surrounding scenery.

    Raw Footage: These are the unedited shots the videographer happily shares with the couple on demand. The footage has every second shot throughout the day.

    Same-day Edit: If you order the same-day edit videos, you will get to watch the entire video of your wedding day the same day. The videographer’s team will start editing the same day, almost mid-way through the party.

    Saturation: It refers to the color intensity. The more saturation, the more intense or extreme a color looks. Single-event Edit: In this case, the videographer will create different highlight reels around every individual event so that each part looks like the chapters of a book.
    Soundtrack: Most wedding videos have a background soundtrack or music, making it more engaging for viewers while watching the video. The editors usually include songs, a mix of songs, tunes, etc., as the soundtrack. Couples can choose to leave out the soundtrack altogether.

    Steadicam is a system like the Gimbal that helps stabilize a motion picture camera and, therefore, has a vital role in Melbourne wedding videography. The Steadicam helps the videographer take smooth, controlled, and sweeping shots. There are no wobbles, absolutely.

    Time Lapse: to capture the background settings, Melbourne wedding videographers will often use stationary cameras to capture events like sunrise, sunset, parts of the venue, preparations, etc. Since they are used to capture the time passage, these are called time-lapse and are then incorporated in between the main parts of the video to maintain the flow of the video.
    Vintage: The vintage video is a favorite videography style with modern-day newlyweds. The videos are characterized by a grainy look brought in by color grading. It is the old-school sepia treatment, where the videographer gives a black-and-white effect. Videographers use filters or digitally treat the videos when editing them.

    Video Streaming: A technology that enables you, your family, and friends to view video content online over the internet, like one can watch live events, movies, etc.

    Video Booth: Like photo booths, video booths have a camera setup at the venue so that guests can stop to record videos all through the event. A videographer will use the videos to create highlight reels for everyone to share with one another.

    Voiceover: Sometimes, a Melbourne wedding videographer will incorporate dialogues or monologues in the background in certain scenes. Including voiceovers helps create an emotional impact.
    Vintage: The vintage video is a favorite videography style with modern-day newlyweds. The videos are characterized by a grainy look brought in by color grading. It is the old-school sepia treatment, where the videographer gives a black-and-white effect. Videographers use filters or digitally treat the videos when editing them.

    Video Streaming: A technology that enables you, your family, and friends to view video content online over the internet, like one can watch live events, movies, etc.

    Video Booth: Like photo booths, video booths have a camera setup at the venue so that guests can stop to record videos all through the event. A videographer will use the videos to create highlight reels for everyone to share with one another.

    Voiceover: Sometimes, a Melbourne wedding videographer will incorporate dialogues or monologues in the background in certain scenes. Including voiceovers helps create an emotional impact.

    Frequent Questions About Melbourne Wedding Videography and Photography

    Melbourne wedding videography needs to be flawless on your big day. Hence, it is pertinent to select the right videographer to shoot your wedding. But what are the questions to ask the videographer? Presenting a list of essential questions to help prepare your checklist before finalizing any professional for the job.

    Melbourne Wedding Videography & Photography: Logistics



    1. What is your availability on the date of the wedding?

    I always advise couples to check with their chosen wedding videographer and photographer about their availability on your D-day. You wouldn't want to meet and discuss all the details and later find out that they are booked for the day. Try discussing the availability in the first email that you send to them or enquire about it on the phone.

    Pro-tip: In my experience, understanding the working dynamics of different wedding photography and videography companies in Melbourne is key. Larger photography companies usually take multiple weddings on the same day, leveraging their extensive teams. On the other hand, small firms might dedicate their attention to one event per day or weekend. It is always advisable to know the booking schedule of your Melbourne wedding videographer.

    If your videographer has any other prior commitment, you need to enquire about the availability of other members of the team. Also, if you are getting married during peak season, it is best to book the videographer at least six months prior to the wedding.

    Melbourne Wedding Videography & Photography: Logistics



    1. What is your availability on the date of the wedding?

    I always advise couples to check with their chosen wedding videographer and photographer about their availability on your D-day. You wouldn't want to meet and discuss all the details and later find out that they are booked for the day. Try discussing the availability in the first email that you send to them or enquire about it on the phone.

    Pro-tip: In my experience, understanding the working dynamics of different wedding photography and videography companies in Melbourne is key. Larger photography companies usually take multiple weddings on the same day, leveraging their extensive teams. On the other hand, small firms might dedicate their attention to one event per day or weekend. It is always advisable to know the booking schedule of your Melbourne wedding videographer.

    If your videographer has any other prior commitment, you need to enquire about the availability of other members of the team. Also, if you are getting married during peak season, it is best to book the videographer at least six months prior to the wedding.

    2. Who will be the videographer on the day?

    I always recommend people meet with their videographer because the advantage of having met and briefed your videographer directly is the assurance that your event will be captured precisely as discussed. Their presence guarantees the execution of your vision for your big day.

    Pro-tip: It is a good idea to ask the videographer in the first instance whether he has a backup wedding videographer.

    3. Will there be a second shooter as a backup at my wedding?

    I always emphasize the idea of having a second person as a backup. Most professional teams will have two people to film the entire day.

    Pro-tip: Check the same when interviewing the Melbourne wedding videographer and photographer.

    4. What if something happens to your equipment or you on my wedding day? Is there any backup plan?



    It is better not to take chances, especially since it’s your special day. Hence, even if you are positive and hope for the best, I would suggest you to clarify the contingency plans with the videographer.

    Pro-tip: Two things are clearly important- one is the backup plan for the videographer and photographer, as well as their equipment. You have two options. You can either hire a videographer from a Studio/company or get assurance from the videographer that his partner will be present in case of any emergency.

    5. Let us know more about the equipment you would use on the wedding day.

    Not many videographer or photographer in Melbourne uses huge camcorders. The lighting pieces are also quite discreet and easily manageable. The camera used for Melbourne wedding videography is usually comparable to the camera of a wedding photographer. These are handheld, smart, and portable. Also, ask them about the microphones - whether these will be clip-ons or handheld.

    Pro-tip: I would suggest you ask your videographer for a list of equipment and find details about the effectiveness of each from trusted sources.

    6. Can you provide drone videography?

    If you want aerial wedding photography and videography of the event, don’t overlook the experience of the videographer. It is imperative to verify if the videographer has the necessary prior experience. Make sure that they can arrange for the equipment and also ask for the pricing to help you budget accordingly.

    Pro-tip: Check about the necessary licenses and insurance, if required. The prevailing rates for drone videography are between $500 and $800 in Melbourne.

    5. Let us know more about the equipment you would use on the wedding day.

    Not many videographer or photographer in Melbourne uses huge camcorders. The lighting pieces are also quite discreet and easily manageable. The camera used for Melbourne wedding videography is usually comparable to the camera of a wedding photographer. These are handheld, smart, and portable. Also, ask them about the microphones - whether these will be clip-ons or handheld.

    Pro-tip: I would suggest you ask your videographer for a list of equipment and find details about the effectiveness of each from trusted sources.

    6. Can you provide drone videography?

    If you want aerial wedding photography and videography of the event, don’t overlook the experience of the videographer. It is imperative to verify if the videographer has the necessary prior experience. Make sure that they can arrange for the equipment and also ask for the pricing to help you budget accordingly.

    Pro-tip: Check about the necessary licenses and insurance, if required. The prevailing rates for drone videography are between $500 and $800 in Melbourne.

    Melbourne Wedding Videography & Photography: Policies & Deliverables



    7. What are the cancellation policies?

    This question is also essential because you would want to be prepared for all kinds of emergencies when you must reschedule or cancel the wedding. Get all the details of the cancellation policy - again, to help you budget smartly.

    Pro-tip: In Australia, the advance is usually non-refundable.

    8. What is the turnaround time?

    Knowing when the Melbourne wedding videographer will be able to deliver the wedding videos is important. Realistically, editing a wedding video takes some time, a few weeks to a few months. However, the duration can be different depending on the individual videographer and photographer. Therefore, it is best to seek clarity before hiring a videographer.

    9. In what form will I get the final product?

    Today, most videographers give a digital file as the final video. It is easy to watch and share with loved ones. However, if you have a specific preference, it is an excellent idea to let the team know and check if the format is possible or not.

    10. Can we give feedback and edit reviews?

    As the bride and the groom, you should have a say in how the final video looks like. Therefore, make sure to ask your videographer if your feedback and reviews matter and how they are going to process the same. Honestly, anyone not open to feedback may not be the right person to hire for the job.

    Pro-tip: Email the required changes and feedback to the videographer to get them incorporated as soon as possible.

    11. The music is very important for the video. What kind of music will you incorporate in the video?

    Where music is concerned, there’s a big issue related to copyrights. Access and use of copyrighted music can cost a lot of money. When licensed music is used in wedding albums without payment, there are always chances of getting into trouble with authorities. That’s why I always stress the importance of discussing music choices with your Melbourne wedding videographer beforehand. As professionals, they have access to various licensing services to select the right kind of music for your wedding video.

    Pro-tip: It's your wedding. So, as the newlyweds, you have the whole right to purchase music licence of your choice. Your videographer would be happy to use the same.

    10. Can we give feedback and edit reviews?

    As the bride and the groom, you should have a say in how the final video looks like. Therefore, make sure to ask your videographer if your feedback and reviews matter and how they are going to process the same. Honestly, anyone not open to feedback may not be the right person to hire for the job.

    Pro-tip: Email the required changes and feedback to the videographer to get them incorporated as soon as possible.

    11. The music is very important for the video. What kind of music will you incorporate in the video?

    Where music is concerned, there’s a big issue related to copyrights. Access and use of copyrighted music can cost a lot of money. When licensed music is used in wedding albums without payment, there are always chances of getting into trouble with authorities. That’s why I always stress the importance of discussing music choices with your Melbourne wedding videographer beforehand. As professionals, they have access to various licensing services to select the right kind of music for your wedding video.

    Pro-tip: It's your wedding. So, as the newlyweds, you have the whole right to purchase music licence of your choice. Your videographer would be happy to use the same.

    Melbourne Wedding Videography & Photography: Technicalities



    12. Which videography styles are you skilled at?

    If you know different wedding videography styles, you can recommend the same to your videographer. I’ve seen that having a thorough and frank discussion about preferred styles is always helpful.

    Pro-tip: In my experience, I've found it incredibly beneficial to delve into the technicalities with your videographer. Try asking the videographer how they will capture the footage, their editing process, whether they use live audio or background music, etc. Have a look at their portfolio to get a better understanding of their experience in different Melbourne wedding videography styles. If you prefer a particular style, communicate the same honestly with your videographer.

    13. Can you throw light on the editing process?

    Though it may be a bit technical, the videographer can throw some light, giving you a basic rundown of the entire process. It could just be for your understanding of how things work and how long it will take to get the final video ready.

    14. What inputs do you need from us?

    Again, this is something very crucial that I would recommend you ask your Melbourne wedding videographer so that there is clarity about what is required from the bride and the groom. Remember, for the videographer, every piece of his work is art, and they come on board with a certain vision.

    Pro-tip: Be proactive and share your inputs from Day 1. The exchange of ideas and thoughts helps create trust and firm up plans for D-day. All this preparatory work eventually help make one of the finest wedding videos.

    Melbourne Wedding Videography & Photography: Verifying Experience & Background



    15. What kind of experience do you have in wedding videography and photography?

    This is a pre-requisite before hiring a videographer for the special day. It is because the Melbourne wedding videographer will help create a heirloom for you. On your wedding day, the videographer and photographer are two people who will be the closest to you, even closer than your family and friends. To capture the moments of the day in the best possible manner, I’ve always recommended seeking all details about the experience of the team.

    Pro-tip: It’s always advisable to go through their portfolios, sneak peek videos, full-length videos, and as many samples as possible.

    16. Is it possible for you to show us the examples of work you have done previously?

    It’s always beneficial for all would-be brides and grooms to ask their videographer to showcase their previous work or portfolio. The more you look at their work, the better insight you will have regarding the quality of edits and videos.

    Pro-tip: Ask for samples like short sneak-peek videos. Some videographers might even submit full-length films for their clients to see.

    Melbourne Wedding Videography & Photography: Verifying Experience & Background



    15. What kind of experience do you have in wedding videography and photography?

    This is a pre-requisite before hiring a videographer for the special day. It is because the Melbourne wedding videographer will help create a heirloom for you. On your wedding day, the videographer and photographer are two people who will be the closest to you, even closer than your family and friends. To capture the moments of the day in the best possible manner, I’ve always recommended seeking all details about the experience of the team.

    Pro-tip: It’s always advisable to go through their portfolios, sneak peek videos, full-length videos, and as many samples as possible.

    16. Is it possible for you to show us the examples of work you have done previously?

    It’s always beneficial for all would-be brides and grooms to ask their videographer to showcase their previous work or portfolio. The more you look at their work, the better insight you will have regarding the quality of edits and videos.

    Pro-tip: Ask for samples like short sneak-peek videos. Some videographers might even submit full-length films for their clients to see.

    17. What is your specific experience in filming wedding videos?

    I personally feel that this question will provide more insight into the work experience of the videographer in making and editing wedding albums in Melbourne.

    Pro-tip: Have a look at the portfolio during the interview to get a fair idea about their work.

    18. How many wedding videos do you shoot each year?

    This answer will reveal more details about the regularity of work, specifically in filming wedding videos. A videographer who is hired to shoot wedding videos regularly will ensure that they are in touch with the latest trends and are updated about the cutting-edge technologies used in the industry.

    Pro-tip: Since there are no professional certifications for wedding videographers and photographers, you can check if their work is assessed by APVP (Accredited professional video producer). Let me tell you if your photography firm is handling 50 to 100 weddings each year then it can be a good choice.

    19. Have you shot in the particular wedding venue that's booked for my wedding?

    I highly recommend inquiring whether your videographer has shot previously at the same venue, it could translate into a big advantage. The advantage of having shot a particular venue previously lies in the fact that the team will be well aware of the lighting and the angles as well as the staff at the venue. Therefore, the flow of the event can be smooth and seamless without too many interruptions.

    Pro-tip: If the videographer has never shot at the venue before, it is a good idea to arrange for them to have a recce of the place before the wedding. Sharing pictures and videos is also a great idea.

    20. Are you acquainted with the vendors who are working on our wedding?

    This question will let you know whether there is an established collaboration between all your vendors or if you have to introduce your vendor to the videographer and be ready to intervene in case of any issue. Prior work experience with the videography team with your other vendors will increase the chances of the event flow being smoother and interruption-free.

    21. What is your attitude and approach towards other vendors while working with them?

    Teamwork is critical for the event’s success. That’s why I always emphasize on gaining insights into the attitude and approach of the Melbourne wedding videographer on the ground.

    Pro-tip: Ask a few questions to get deeper insights into how well your videographer can gel with other vendors.

    22. Do you have any specific wedding vendors that you are comfortable working with and love to recommend to us?

    The wedding industry has well-connected vendors in Melbourne. Most of them have worked with each other before and know each other’s working style.

    Pro-tip: You can always ask for recommendations from the Melbourne wedding videographer. Check with them if they are members of any industry association

    20. Are you acquainted with the vendors who are working on our wedding?

    This question will let you know whether there is an established collaboration between all your vendors or if you have to introduce your vendor to the videographer and be ready to intervene in case of any issue. Prior work experience with the videography team with your other vendors will increase the chances of the event flow being smoother and interruption-free.

    21. What is your attitude and approach towards other vendors while working with them?

    Teamwork is critical for the event’s success. That’s why I always emphasize on gaining insights into the attitude and approach of the Melbourne wedding videographer on the ground.

    Pro-tip: Ask a few questions to get deeper insights into how well your videographer can gel with other vendors.

    22. Do you have any specific wedding vendors that you are comfortable working with and love to recommend to us?

    The wedding industry has well-connected vendors in Melbourne. Most of them have worked with each other before and know each other’s working style.

    Pro-tip: You can always ask for recommendations from the Melbourne wedding videographer. Check with them if they are members of any industry association

    Melbourne Wedding Videography & Photography: Budget and Package Inclusions



    23. Tell us about the pricing of Melbourne wedding videography?

    I would suggest you to have all the information regarding the inclusions in the wedding videography package and extra charges (if any.)

    Pro-tip: The rates and packages vary from videographer to videographer. However, on average, most videographers and photographers charge a rate based on the duration of the shooting. It is usually a flat rate. Some people charge a package rate that includes value add-ons like an extra shooter, a same-day edit, and more. Therefore, it’s advisable to gather all details beforehand to avoid any future disappointment and discrepancies.

    24. How many hours of shooting is included in your package?

    Make sure you clarify the exact timing and duration before signing the contract. The hours vary. While some include about 6 hours, there are others that include more hours. Some offer unlimited hours of shooting.

    Pro-tip: The price will vary according to the time, so you need to have comprehensive information. As a rule of thumb, more time means higher charges. Generally, these are the inclusions in a typical ● 4 to 6 minutes of wedding highlight reel

    ● 1 hour to 1.5 hours of documentary live footage

    ● USB

    25. What events should the videographer cover?

    In my photography journey, I’ve often see that most to-be-weds focus mainly on main day of the wedding. They often forget the other events, pre and post-wedding, that are equally important and need to be shot to be a part of the wedding album. Therefore, it’s highly suggested that when planning coverage with your videographer, remember to include pre-wedding rituals, rehearsals, and post-wedding celebrations. It ensures a complete and cherished wedding album that captures your entire beautiful journey.

    Pro-tip: If your focus is to capture the mood of your family and friends, then it is imperative to hire the videographer and the photographer for all events leading up to the main day and consider for post events too.

    26. What is not a part of your videography package?

    The inclusions and exclusions in the videography package differ.

    Pro-tip: I always suggest people not to assume anything when booking a Melbourne wedding videographer. Have a thorough clarity on what all are included in the package and what all are not a part of the pricing. It is important to be on the same page. Make sure that the contract clearly includes all the inclusions.

    25. What events should the videographer cover?

    In my photography journey, I’ve often see that most to-be-weds focus mainly on main day of the wedding. They often forget the other events, pre and post-wedding, that are equally important and need to be shot to be a part of the wedding album. Therefore, it’s highly suggested that when planning coverage with your videographer, remember to include pre-wedding rituals, rehearsals, and post-wedding celebrations. It ensures a complete and cherished wedding album that captures your entire beautiful journey.

    Pro-tip: If your focus is to capture the mood of your family and friends, then it is imperative to hire the videographer and the photographer for all events leading up to the main day and consider for post events too.

    26. What is not a part of your videography package?

    The inclusions and exclusions in the videography package differ.

    Pro-tip: I always suggest people not to assume anything when booking a Melbourne wedding videographer. Have a thorough clarity on what all are included in the package and what all are not a part of the pricing. It is important to be on the same page. Make sure that the contract clearly includes all the inclusions.

    Melbourne Wedding Videography & Photography: Videography Style



    27. Will you shoot candidly, or do you want us to direct you?

    While it is an individual choice, this is something that should be decided and talked about between you and the Melbourne wedding videographer.

    Pro-tip: Sometimes, the couple want particular shots, while at other times, they are okay if directed by the videographer or someone else on what to do. Walk through the methodologies beforehand, and in case there are specific shots you would like, convey the same to your videographer and photographer. Rest assured, it is advised that the bride and groom relax and be in a comfortable space, enjoy their moments, and let the professional do the best job of candidly capturing them on the lens.

    28. What are the five wedding videography styles you specialize in?

    In the videography realm, there are different wedding videography styles in Melbourne. Some of our styles have been explained here.:

    ● Documentary: All the moments in this style are captured naturally. There are absolutely no plans, no directions. Everybody gets to be their natural shelf, and we just go about shooting off the cuff.

    ● Cinematic: In this style, we work behind the camera and on the editing tables to make the wedding video look like a movie. Expect a story to unfold with a dramatic effect.

    ● Storytelling: This style captures the relationships more than the events. Expect this style to deliver a heirloom that you can keep for the rest of your life and pass on to your kids.

    ● Traditional: This style comes with old-school vibes. It is less about creativity and more about delivering things as they are. Expect an album that’s more like the one your parents had.

    ● Vintage: This style takes you back to your grandparents’ time or even before that. This is a highly specialized style, and we have the right expertise and tools to nail this off. .

    29. What are the five wedding photography styles you specialize in?

    Some of the famous wedding photography styles that you can expect your photography company to specialize in are:

    ● Editorial photography, where photographer focuses on the poses and lighting.

    ● Documentary photography is more like a photojournalistic style of a photo shoot that captures candid and spontaneous moments.

    ● Traditional photography is a bit formal format with classic clicks like family portraits.

    ● Fine Art Wedding photography is a good option as it has a romantic vibe. It has a delicate angle, with photographer telling the story artistically.

    ● Lifestyle Wedding photography is where photographer creates a fine balance between a styled and a spontaneous photoshoot. There is some direction, but mostly, the shots are candid

    30. We are camera-shy. How can we relax in front of the camera?

    Most people are nervous in front of the camera, more so on their special day when they are the centre of attraction. Hence, there is nothing to worry about.

    Pro-tip: Just focus on your emotions and the mood rather than be conscious of the camera. Be your genuine self. Go for professional videographers with versatile experience shooting all kinds of people and settings.

    29. What are the five wedding photography styles you specialize in?

    Some of the famous wedding photography styles that you can expect your photography company to specialize in are:

    ● Editorial photography, where photographer focuses on the poses and lighting.

    ● Documentary photography is more like a photojournalistic style of a photo shoot that captures candid and spontaneous moments.

    ● Traditional photography is a bit formal format with classic clicks like family portraits.

    ● Fine Art Wedding photography is a good option as it has a romantic vibe. It has a delicate angle, with photographer telling the story artistically.

    ● Lifestyle Wedding photography is where photographer creates a fine balance between a styled and a spontaneous photoshoot. There is some direction, but mostly, the shots are candid

    30. We are camera-shy. How can we relax in front of the camera?

    Most people are nervous in front of the camera, more so on their special day when they are the centre of attraction. Hence, there is nothing to worry about.

    Pro-tip: Just focus on your emotions and the mood rather than be conscious of the camera. Be your genuine self. Go for professional videographers with versatile experience shooting all kinds of people and settings.

    Melbourne Wedding Videography & Photography: Cancellation & Refund



    31. How do I confirm the booking?

    Most videographers and photographers will require an advance to confirm the booking. Different videography firms have different policies.

    Pro-tip: Discuss the terms during the initial talks, as well as read the contract carefully. In Melbourne, you would be required to pay between $500 and $1000. Sometimes, the contract might say an advance payment of up to one-third of the total estimated amount.

    32. In case the wedding date gets changed, is there a cancellation or refund policy?

    The policies are different for different videography firms in Melbourne.

    Pro-Tip: This is one topic that should be discussed in-depth before finalization of the terms and conditions. As per the laws in Australia, an advance deposit is non-refundable. In case there is some emergency or a change of the wedding day, you can work with the Melbourne wedding videographer to see if they can adjust to the new date without charging any extra amount.

    Wedding Photographer and Wedding Videographer in Melbourne


    To find the best Melbourne wedding photography and videography, Tree Studio is your destination.

    We specialize in capturing your wedding day with a natural and candid way. We are a group of wedding photographer and wedding videographer more with photojournalism and documentary approach.


    Unique Approach for Wedding Photography
    Our approach of wedding photography and videography is something much more than “point and press the shoot button”. The wedding photographer and videographer from Tree Studio have been trained on how to capture the timeless moments and turn them into the memory with your preference. We will check up the lighting conditions, clear up the messy staff and choose the tidy background before we press the shoot button.

    The old, cheesy pose is something we don’t really prefer to direct you during the photography and videography session. The philosophy of Tree Studio is to capture the natural, raw, unguarded love moments for the couple. Our Melbourne wedding photography and videography team prefer to use short and simple directions to find the best lighting and backdrop. Rather than this, our wedding photographer and videographer love to see everything happen natural and organic.

    We Care Details As A Wedding Photographer
    From the moment we contact with us, you could reach us via email or phone, we will get back to you mostly within 24 hours. The Melbourne wedding photographer and videographer from Tree Studio don’t just press the shoot button on your wedding day. We care about the details of your wedding. Making you feel comfortable could definitely enhance our wedding photography and videography.

    Our wedding photographers write blogs and share their knowledge about every aspect of your Melbourne wedding. From wedding venues to wedding stylist, from celebrant to reception entertainment, from wedding cars to wedding dress, we provide the complete wedding information from the perspective of a wedding photographer. The wedding videographer from Tree Studio also keep recording the Podcast and talking about the wedding inside news regularly.

    Besides all the above, we provide the tips and guidelines for wedding photography and videography as well. The season of the year, the time of the date, the location, the wedding dress, the bridal shoes, Our Melbourne wedding photographer and videographer are talking how to organize and made these compatible for the wedding photography to make you look your best.

    Reliable and Punctual Wedding Photographer
    For most people, we only have one wedding in our life. So hire a reliable and punctual wedding photographer or wedding videographer does make sense. You definitely won’t expect your wedding photographer or videographer be late or even miss on your wedding day. There is no reason why your wedding photos and video be something incomplete.

    Tree Studio takes your wedding photography and videography job seriously. That is why we train ourselves so hard every week and we are confident to call ourselves “professional wedding photographer and videographer”. Shown up on time at each location on your wedding day is something no one talk but crucial.

    The after-shooting experience for wedding photography and video
    If someone says the wedding photographer and wedding videographer are job done after the wedding, it is not true. Most of the professional wedding photographer and videographer include the editing process as part of their package. But, what makes Tree Studio stand out among all these wedding photography and wedding videography professionals in Melbourne or even across the whole of Australia.

    Unlike most wedding photographers and videographer, Tree Studio organizes the post-editing in-house. We understanding for the artwork like wedding photo and video, the communication through a mobile phone or email sometimes may not be clear enough, so you could make an appointment with our post editor in the studio to revise your wedding photography and videography work. All the different shot captured by Tree Studio’s wedding photographer and videographer from different angles could be processed and edited into a story with your preferences.

    Tree Studio – The First Class Wedding Photographer And Videographer in Melbourne
    Now you seem to know a bit more about how to find a top-level wedding photographer and videographer in Melbourne. Make sure your moments have been captured perfectly and your experience with us is straightforward is Tree Studio’s prime goal. If you need more information regarding your wedding photography, videography and price info in Melbourne, Email us at hello@treephotovideo.net.au

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