We’re pleased to present Wedding Story, a world-renowned husband + wife storytelling duo who tell it like it is – using film. We spoke with Kee Sitt Lim (the husband + filmmaker) a few weeks back and asked him to share their story, as well as some of their tips and techniques.
Wedding Story by Kee Sitt Lim
Founded in 2006 by myself and my wife, Sharon – Wedding Story has been producing wedding films that tells the story of couple’s wedding day in the most authentic way – unobtrusively, honestly, joyfully.
We’re storytellers who love using video as the medium in which to tell the stories we and others experience. Our aim is to make wedding films that preserves priceless emotive moments that couples can relive again in audio and visual. We want our films to be the most important keepsake our couples ever had. We want them to be proud to show off their wedding film to their relatives and friends. We are based in the beautiful UNESCO Heritage City of Georgetown situated in Penang, Malaysia. We often travel to capture stories. Our website is at www.weddingstory.com.my.
Chad Brown and Drew Renner are two individual event cinematographers who brought their creative and unique talents together to form Shade Tree Films.
Learn more (including some great tips!) in our interview with Co-founder Chad Brown.
Jordan Presseault, Cinematographer and Editor for Cinema Works Entertainment (www.cinemaworks.ca), specializes in DSLR filmmaking. Cinema Works’ portfolio includes music videos, weddings, corporate films, and this year they’ll be adding a feature film to their portfolio – completely shot on DSLR. Read the interview with Presseault to learn more about his upcoming projects, NewBlueFX, and more.
Michael Y. Wong commenced this journey as a dreaming hobbyist and storyteller only four short years ago. Today, MYW produces wedding and corporate films that rival the storytelling and production value that is usually only seen in feature films.
At the last WEVA (Wedding and Event Videographer Association) conference, Adam Forgione got a workout. He was called to the stage NINE times to collect Creative Excellence Awards - more than any other filmmaker. They finally just added a chair for him on the stage. Looking at his work, you can see why he is so often recognized by his peers and professional associations.
