Beer Talk:
Steve’s drinking a Founder’s All Day IPA and drinking a Coke that says Futbol Fan on it because we are talking about the World Cup.
Topics:
Is it okay to take photos using natural disasters as a backdrop? Does that romanticize the horrific disaster? Or is that considered profiting off someone else’s pain and devastation? Should you be taking more photos of yourself to post to Instagram? What could go wrong with a champagne pour? David Troth Wright bought an ad on MBMBAM for his wedding videography business. Steve thinks that’s awesome. If you’re shooting a wedding where the bride has the same dress or any other detail that’s the same as another bride that you’ve worked with, do you mention that?
Q&A:
- How do you direct groomsmen that are high?
- How do you deal with exes in the bridal party?
- How do you increase wedding rates after a re-brand?
There’s a ton of talk in the after show about shooting weddings on weekdays. Dustin at one point complains a ton about the editing service he uses which shall not be named We also talk about how to deal with family photos that are requested by the family members at the wedding, and not by the bride and groom ahead of time. Also, Dustin shares a horror story of how he set up a family shot only to find out the groom didn’t want to do it, at all.
If you want to see that Alexi Hubbel’s facebook post about the wedding photos in front of the fire: https://www.facebook.com/alexihubbellphotography/photos/rpp.630955903598312/2201155379911682/?type=3&theater
If you want to check out David Troth Wright’s awesome URL: