And We're Back!

We took a little vacation from posting to our blog, and we have been quite busy in the time we've been away! Not only have we been shooting many beautiful weddings and putting together some amazing wedding videos, we're also in the process of totally revamping our website and social media pages. We're incredibly excited about launching our new website this Spring, as well as sharing our latest and greatest addiction: Pinterest! Our Pinterest page has a couple different wedding boards that we are constantly adding to and we would love it if you followed us! But before you rush over to our awesome Pinterest page, (we know, it's tempting.) check out some of our most recent work below!


Carly & Scott - Cinematic Recap from Perfect Sky Productions on Vimeo.

To see more of our magic in action, take a peek at our Vimeo page! And we promise, it won't be long until our next blog post, so stay tuned!

Jackie & Danny's Wedding

This was a great couple with a great vibe in music.  Classic locations with Knowles Memorial Chapel and Country Club of Orlando. I really enjoyed working with them and shooting their great day.

Jackie & Danny's Pre-ceremony Montage from Perfect Sky Productions on Vimeo.


Jackie & Danny's Cinematic Recap from Perfect Sky Productions on Vimeo.

Cast & Crew
Bride: Jackie Smtih
Groom: Danny Smith
Cinematographer: Perfect Sky Productions
Photographer: Robert McClory
DJ-MC: Chuck Amstone-Solid Gold Entertainment
Pre-Ceremony-Grand Bohemian Orlando
Ceremony: Knowles Memorial Chapel
Reception: Country Club of Orlando

Goodbye 4x3, Hello HD.

    When you have lived most of your creative life thinking in a 4x3 box, it is hard to let go. Standard definition (SD) video and its standard picture dimension became so en-grained in my creative mind. I could compose the most beautiful and creative shots without thinking twice in this 4x3 format. Then came along SD in 16x9. Now as a filmmaker, I welcomed the cameras that shot natively in this format. If I wanted the effect on my old camera, I would have to add a letterbox filter in post production.  I love the cinematic look of 16x9, but at the time, most Brides still owned traditional TVs that had a 4x3 screen. Most, not all, did not like their wedding film to be displayed with those evil black bars on top and bottom. The artist and filmmaker in me cringed when people would rent 'Full Screen' versions of movies as opposed to watching it how God and the filmmaker intended, in its native and glorious 16x9. As time progressed, more and more brides liked the aesthetic look that 16x9 would give. I still played it safe, I only used it for ceremonies and cinematic recaps.

Catherine & Geoff's Cinematic Recap from Perfect Sky Productions on Vimeo.

Adventures in Canon 7D land, now with 7d vision!

'Don't, Don't, Don't believe the hype!' Drop the beat and cue Flavor Flav it is time to drop some lyrical musings on and about Canon's 7D. Don't believe the hype, take it for fact. This camera and the 5d Mark II are the start of a new revolution.

First let me say this without any hesitation, I love this camera. Now is it a timeless, perfect type love? No, but pretty damn close.

Megan & Bobby's Wedding

The first part of this blog should be sung, not read. The melody is 'These are a few of my favorite things'.

Susie on duty and Damon on photo

Perfect blue skies and warm fuzzy moments

DJPJ spinning the records so smooth

These are a few of my favorite things

Brian & Richard adding touches from Flourish

Dougie with Lee Day and Jay looks like Opie

The Ritz being Ritzy the Church being holy

These are few of my favorite things

When the shot rocks

When the brides hot

When I'm feeling glad

I simply remember my favorite things

And then I know this all so fab!

Now take a bow (really, no one heard you singing). It was just like your morning shower concert, except I hope you were not naked at the time. Now that the singing is out of the way, I have to get serious for a moment.  Let's talk Megan and Bobby's Wedding, what a great event. Here is my run down of the day.