1. What style of videography do you want? Traditional, or modern cinematography?
2. Do you like the potential videographer you have had a consultation with? You must like them if you're going to spend most of your wedding day with them.
3. How long has he/she been in business? Ask for references from clients and other professionals they may work with.
4. Always ask to see several samples of their work (meaning more than two well edited ones).
5. Ask the videographer how he or she stays up on the latest in the video business? How do they keep themselves educated, informed, etc.?
6. How many cameras, microphones, lights, etc. will be used at your event? Lighting should always be brought along to any event. Lighting may not always be used, however in dimly lit reception situations, a videographer without a light, is cause for concern.
7. Will the videographer be working with an assistant. This is an important one. If he or she forgets a camera accessory, will he/she have to leave your event to go get it? What if there's a problem with the equipment, will there be backup?
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