[about us]
Breaking away from traditional “Wedding Video” aesthetics, ALS focuses on creating a mood and texture to the videos with a more film oriented approach. Pacing, camera placement, lighting, editing, and lens choice all play a part to enhance the emotional aspect of the video and makes for a more memorable experience.
One underlying difference from other Videographers is that all our packages include minimum three cameras – one cameraman and two stationary (unmanned) cameras. This allows for more coverage and perspectives, adding flexibility to the editing process. Although additional cameras are a bonus, nothing can replace the instinct and intuition of a second cameraman, therefore this option is highly recommended.
Shooting with the latest in digital technology, all work is edited on a non-linear computer editing system and presented in the 16:9 aspect ratio with color correction.
PORTFOLIO
[portfolio]
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Leigh-Ann
& Michael Samantha
& Jack Rina
& Ian Dao
& Daniel
(coming
soon) Highlights
Video
Ceremony
Reception
Dance
Highlights
[portfolio]
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Evelina
& Chris Meagan
& Jerry
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Assemblyline originates as a production company involved in film and video - from music videos to fictional narratives. Assemblyline Studios (ALS) takes a similar approach for weddings in that it strives to maintain a purely cinematic vision, adding glamour and style to enhance your video experience.
Eric
Robinson’s most recent projects include working under acclaimed DP
Michael Ballhaus for Martin Scorsese’s The Departed and DP Bruno
Delbonel for Director Julie Taymor on her latest feature Across the
Universe.
In addition
to producing and directing features, shorts, documentaries, television
pilots, commercial specs, and music videos, Eric has also worked as Director
of Photography,
Camera Operator, and Assistant Camera on numerous projects.
Jacob
Waxler wrote, produced, and directed two independent feature films and several
shorts. He also owns and operates indieflavor.com, a website dedicated to
the filmmaking community where members network and promote their talents
to a global
audience of industry professionals.
Gi
Young Rhee founded Assembly line Productions in early 2001 as a means
to continue
working independently with fellow filmmakers. With a diverse multitude of
films and videos already completed, he is always striving to find new approaches
to the filmmaking process. Gi is currently in development for his eighth
short
and his first feature
film.
Takeshi
Inamura was born in Osaka, Japan. He moved to NY in 1994 to study filmmaking
at the School of Visual Arts. After graduating, he has worked as cameraman
on several independent feature films, documentaries, and music videos.
His short documentary Transit was shown in several international film festivals.
His recent work as a cameraman includes a feature length docu- mentary
about High school baseball players in Japan called Kokoyakyu.
PACKAGE 3 3950
Pre-wedding coverage: bride getting ready
Pre-wedding coverage: groom getting ready
Ceremony & Reception
3 Cameramen
1(2) additional unmanned Cameras (stationary for ceremony) total
of 4-5 video cameras
2 DVDs with Menu and Chapters
Highlights Video & Photo Montage (25 pics)
*Prices due not include sales tax.
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price list
PACKAGE 1 2950
Ceremony & Reception
2 Cameramen
1(2) additional unmanned Cameras (stationary for ceremony) total
of 4 video cameras
2 DVDs with Menu and Chapters
Highlights Video & Photo Montage (25 pics)
PACKAGE 2 3450
Pre-wedding coverage: bride or groom getting ready
Ceremony & Reception
2 Cameramen
1(2) additional unmanned Cameras (stationary for ceremony) total
of 4 video cameras
2 DVDs with Menu and Chapters
Highlights Video & Photo Montage (25 pics)
ADDITIONS
Photo Montage additional
pictures 5 each, DVD Copies 25, Raw footage DVD 300 (6 hour/ 6 disc max -
additional disc 50 each)
Completed DVD running time: 40 - 60 minutes on average. Turnaround
time for completed & edited DVD masters require 8 to 12 weeks.
*Times can vary due to the time consuming nature of color correction.
