WeddingEditor for every kind of wedding videographer
Wedding videographers work in very different ways: alone or with second shooters, at elopements or three-day weddings, finishing films themselves or delivering them as they arrive. Each page below explains how WeddingEditor fits one of those ways of working, with the plans, upload rules and preferences that matter for it.
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By business
- Solo wedding videographersOne person shooting and handing off the edit
- Growing wedding videography businessesMore weddings without more editing nights
- Wedding film studiosSeveral shooters and many weddings a month
- Second shooter teamsLead and second shooter footage in one project
- Studios with in-house editorsA finished first film for your edit bay
- Owners deciding whether to hire an editorDeciding whether to hire your first editor
- Videographers who outsource editingIf you already send edits to someone else
By background
- New wedding videographersYour first seasons of weddings
- Wedding photographers who shoot videoAdding video to a photography business
- Premiere, DaVinci and Final Cut usersFinishing the film in your own editor
- Premiere Pro wedding editorsPremiere Pro for finishing, not the first cut
- Final Cut Pro wedding editorsFinal Cut Pro for titles and your look
- DaVinci Resolve wedding editorsResolve's Color page after the edit
By kind of wedding
- Elopement and micro wedding videographersElopements, micro and courthouse weddings
- Destination wedding videographersUploading from wherever the wedding was
- Indian and multi-day wedding videographersMulti-day weddings with many events
- Multi-day wedding videographersWeekend weddings edited as one story
- Large wedding videographersBig guest lists, many speeches, many cameras
- Same-sex wedding videographersA film centered on the couple and their people
- Bilingual wedding videographersSpoken moments in every language
Backlog and workload
- Videographers falling behind on editingWhy the edit queue keeps growing
- Clearing a wedding editing backlogA practical order for clearing the queue
- Editing after a busy wedding seasonThe months after peak season
- Wedding videographer burnoutEvenings and weekends back from the edit
Questions
Who is WeddingEditor for?
WeddingEditor is a web app built for wedding videographers. You upload the footage, and WeddingEditor's AI editing returns a finished edit to your project.
What do I get for each wedding?
One project produces one edit: a Highlight Reel of about five minutes or a Social Teaser, delivered as a 1080p MP4 with up to two revision rounds.
How is it priced?
One Wedding is $119 one-time for one wedding. Monthly plans give wedding credits that roll over: Solo, Pro and Studio.
Find your way of working, then start a wedding
Signing up is free; you pay or use a credit when you start an edit.
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