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One i Productions recently covered an event for lating artist Olga Tañon and her producer husband Billy Denizard in the Walt Disney Resort! Check out the video on “La Comay” on Wapa TV!

We apologize for being away for so long. It’s been a busy year so far! We’ll be returning to posting regularly soon. Thanks for sticking around!

We are all set to film at two of the biggest theme parks here in Orlando, FL! We were commissioned by StudioNow to produce several videos for the book “The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World with Kids” (Wiley, Inc).

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BOOK DESCRIPTION:

Walt Disney World is the number-one family vacation spot in the United States. This handy portable gives insider advice on creating the trip of a lifetime for your family — with comments and tips on from surveys of more than 12,500 families. Get the best advice on how to prepare mentally, physically, and logistically for your ideal Walt Disney World vacation, how to beat the crowds, and how to return home rested and relaxed.

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We will be walking through both parks with the author, Bob Sehlinger, and a team of researchers capturing the activity of the parks at different times of the day. The videos will appear throughout the web on numerous travel and book sites. We’ll make sure to capture some behind the scenes photos and post them next week.

Check back soon!

Find out more about the book here.

Check out The Wizarding World of Harry Potter here.

Click here for information about the publishers of the series, Wiley, inc.

Find out more about StudioNow and their services here.

Laura + Christian | ‘Day After’ photo shoot by Amanda McMahon | Video by Ana E. Rivera

I couldn’t be happier with the way this shoot turned out. We were commissioned by Amanda McMahon to complete several web videos for her website (Amanda’s work has been featured in several bridal magazines). So we set out to follow her on one of her shoots to capture her in all her glory! She selected Christian and Laura Georgieff (married April 15, 2010) to be her models for the day. They were perfect! It was easy to be inspired by them! Along with Heather Brinkman, the makeup artist and Elizabeth Hostler, the set designer. Both did an awesome job as is evident by the cool set and great makeup on Laura!

Amanda chose a vintage farm theme with green apples, lemons, and even a red barn! Everything was going for us this evening, great weather, great couple, great assistants, and an awesome land owner that even came out to wish the couple many years of happiness! She was getting ready to celebrate her 60th wedding anniversary!

After several shots outside the barn, we got a chance to go into the barn and found some very interesting old vintage stuff. My favorite were the rubber duckies! Mrs. Mary Jeanne (owner) said that the reason she had boxes and boxes of them, was because they had participated in a charity fund raising event many years ago, and the duckies were what was left over. How cool is that?! We even got to take some home as mementos! I know exactly where I’ll put mine!

So now I’ve got to get to editing the videos for Amanda. In the meantime, enjoy these photos taken from the video stills…

(you can also check out Amanda’s blog about the shoot here)

this is a bit different from your typical “how to choose…” article

Q Question for past and future brides: Does it matter how your photographer/videographer dresses while shooting yourwedding? If so, what dress code do you prefer?

Kendall Uwaibi I don’t think so! I know the standard is black.

The only thing that matters to me is how they work and smell!

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Melinda Cestarys Skinner Doesn’t matter, plus they have

to get low sometimes to get shots, won’t work in heals and

dresses!

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Amanda McMahon Being a photographer myself….wearing

all black can get SO darn hot so I try and get my clients

opinions on this when we meet. I ask what their bridal party

colors are so I can avoid that color, but I try to wear grays or

white covered by a sweater or vest, or something a little

different. I’ve worn red to a wedding before and didn’t have a

problem only bc my bride and groom were ok with that. I

always check with them first, and if they’re ok with me being a

bit different, then that’s great!

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Janice Borges Ha ha Kendall! Smell is very important. All

black works for me, I know that is standard. A big must is high

back pants. I have seen some wedding when the videographer

bends down…and you get where I am going. Not professional.

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Amanda Nall Foss It wouldnt matter to me, just as long as u

are comforable!

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Kim Touchton I think the only things I would have minded

were jeans and sneakers or flip flops! Other than that, it didn’t

matter. And my vendors were AWESOME. =)

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One i Productions I didn’t realize things have gotten so much

more relaxed than the old days! Great stuff guys, thank you!!!

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One i Productions Kendall, I hope we met both of your

standards! LOL!

I I’m sorry that I haven’t updated the blog in a while. We’ve been BUSY! :-) In the meantime, check out an article I wrote for Alce Events giving an in-depth look at how to choose your videographer. Click Here for article

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