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Videographer Directory

Chris Fig Productions

646-535-6185; chrisfig.com

Chris Fig Productions has filmed more than 400 weddings since the business was founded in 2005. The videographers use a low-key documentary approach for most weddings and if requested can produce a modern cinematic production using a one- or two-man crew and incorporating opening montages and soundtracks. Customizable packages start at $1,500.

Dideo Films Photography

646-245-0087; dideofilmsphotography.com

With backgrounds in Hollywood and independent cinema, the award-winning Danielle and David Schneider create modern wedding films, often set to upbeat music. Their team has a knack for capturing the entire scope of the day—jitters, tears, laughter, and all. From $3,500. (good value)

First Day Films

917-568-4266; firstdayfilms.com

Since 2003, this documentary-film company has been recording weddings, telling the love story of each couple through small and large moments alike. The basic package starts at $3,800 and includes eight hours of coverage and a five-minute highlight video that can be shared online.

Frank Ahn Films

325 W. 38th St., nr. Eighth Ave., Ste. 1508; 347-239-6403; frankahnfilms.com

Ahn’s artful films are cleanly shot and thoughtfully edited. He offers multiple wedding packages that include a range of services: HD-video coverage, multiple camera operators, Blu-ray, and a highlight reel. Packages start at $3,600.

Hart Pictures

212-791-1651; hartpictures.com

These award-winning filmmakers lead the pack in terms of polished, big-screen-worthy films. Armed with state-of-the-art HD cameras, they’ve shot everywhere from the Plaza Hotel to St. Barts, capturing defining moments with both stills and video. Their films have screened at Sundance, and they’ve collaborated with some of New York’s top wedding planners, including David Reinhard. From $7,500.

Hello Super Studios

213-675-0465; hellosuperstudios.com

Brooklyn cinematographer Megan Hill and her creative team use Super 8 cameras to make films with an old-timey feel that is memorable, charming, and surprising, although they can also shoot in high definition if preferred. Clients—who have included Juno scribe Diablo Cody—receive a private link for online viewing. From $4,000.

Kiss The Bride Films

415-725-6622; kissthebridefilms.com

Seasoned filmmaker Leslie Satterfield (who has held screenings at Sundance) works with a creative team of shooters to make high-energy films that capture the essence of the big day. The magic often happens in the editing room: With backgrounds in fine art and fashion, the team specializes in impressive postproduction and coloration techniques. From $4,000.

The Light Mill

800-729-0414; thelightmill.com

The Light Mill’s Geoff Boka has been filming weddings for more than 15 years. A storyteller at heart, he focuses with his team on capturing the emotion of the day without interfering. An online short film set to music and an archival DVD of the complete event are available. From $2,700.

LoveBrain Films

646-283-5487; lovebrainfilms.com

This small team of videographers loves working with fun, creative couples to translate candid moments into high-quality videos set to the latest indie music (or whatever other soundtrack the couple prefers). Packages range from $3,500 to $9,000 and include filming, an edited video, and the additional raw footage from the day.

Love In Progress

646-283-5487; loveinprogress.com

Motoko Fukuyama’s work is inspired by fashion, art, and design. She might use black-and-white to evoke a ’30s Hollywood vibe, or she’ll use MTV-style fast cuts for a more contemporary feel. She’s subtle as she shoots, so you barely know she’s there. From $3,700.

Magic Flute Photo + Video

347-269-0669; magicflutevideos.com

With over 15 years of experience, award-winning documentary filmmakers Renzo Zanelli and Annika Beaulieu shoot in 4K to make wedding videos that are both cinematic and natural. They manage to capture intimate and action-packed moments alike, all set to the client’s choice of song. Packages from $3,400 to $8,000 for photo and video.

McKenzie Miller Films

334-507-2929; mckenziemillerfilms.com

Miller excels at discreetly capturing every detail of the wedding day in intimate close-ups and dynamic moving shots. She then crafts high-definition films that reflect each couple’s celebration, making them look like movie stars in the process. Full packages from $6,000.

Michael Justin Films

914-487-3077; michaeljustinfilms.com

Justin and his team specialize in short-form storytelling. They create seven- to 20-minute films that capture the essence of each wedding through beautiful cinematic images mashed up against voice-overs from the couple’s vows and speeches from the bridal party. The team is available to travel for destination weddings and also offers photography services. Packages from $6,500.