Stacey & Ross wedding video Northern Ireland.
Filmed in the Clandeboye Lodge Bangor Co. Down.
Created by GreenHouse Films - wedding videography Northern Ireland.
Michele & Ciaran's wedding video Northern Ireland.
Ceremony in St Mary's Star of the Sea, Kircubbin and reception in the Slieve Donard Hotel Newcastle Co. Down.
Created by GreenHouse Films - wedding videography Northern Ireland
Glen & Dawn's highlights wedding video Northern Ireland
Filmed in the Clandeboye Lodge Bangor.
Created by GreenHouse Films - wedding videography Northern Ireland.
Jen & Barry's highlight wedding video - Clandeboye Estate, Co. Down.
Created by GreenHouse Films, producing wedding videos Northern Ireland
Augmented Reality - an alternative wedding video.
What is augmented reality? Watch the video to find out more on this new technology.
Ashleen & Ken's wedding video Northern Ireland.
Filmed in Christ Church Bangor and Donaghadee Golf Club, Co. Down.
Created by GreenHouse Films - wedding videography Northern Ireland
Matty & Anne's wedding video, Donghadee Golf Club, Co. Down
Created by GreenHouse Films - wedding videography Northern Ireland
What do you know about Virtual Reality?
Not much?
I don't blame you but trust me you are going to be hearing more and more about this new tech!
The race has been on with camera makers, content producers and distributers rushing to be the leading company in the virtual reality marketplace. So expect soon to watch a BBC documentary through your Netflix account while wearing your Facebook headset.
We love film. It may be a little biased, but it’s a love we feel like we need to share.
Here are 7 reasons why you absolutely need to hire a wedding videographer!
1. You can’t be everywhere at once. So much happens on your wedding day combined with the adrenaline and nerves, many special moments will be missed and others will be forgotten.
A video gives you the opportunity to see what your partner is getting up to in the morning, to show you that your guests are having fun while you’re with your photographer. It preserves the memories of dad’s jokes throughout his speech or your aunt singing during the ceremony. Pictures can capture these things, but not like video can.