Thursday, July 2, 2015

Jefferson Academy Charter School - Promos

Reflection is now producing Commercial Promotional Videos for local Businesses and organizations. Contact us today to get a quote on a promotional video for your unique organization.



Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Couple's Love Story - Facebook Video Anouncement

Looking for something unique and fun to add to your wedding video? Ask us about our Date videos and Couple's Love Story videos. The finished Love Story/ Date video is usually 5-15 minutes long or more, but we also create a free 60-90 second preview like the one below for you to share on your Facebook and Twitter feeds to help get your friends and family get excited for the big day.

Friday, October 5, 2012

Photo Montage Sample

This is not your average slideshow. Our photo montages are much more than that. Each photo is presented with perfect clarity and moves as if its falling from the sky. You have to see it for yourself to really know the difference.

Take a look! This makes a great addition to your Wedding video and is a professional quality alternative to making your own slideshow.

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Rustic Forest Montage

Autumn Leaves Montage

If your wedding is coming up this fall, this autumn style photo montage is perfect for this time of year.

Vintage Voyage Montage

Great for a vintage style wedding or for your grandparents anniversary!

Antique Bouquet Montage

Life's a Beach Montage



Simplicity Montage

Perfect if you just want something simple but still sharp.

Getting Your Photos Ready

When Putting together a Photo Montage, We ask that you take your original photos to be scanned to Digital Copies. You can do this by visiting a photo kiosk at your local Walmart, Kinkos, Costco or Walgreens. We do not take original copies due to liability of them being lost or damaged. 

You can send us your digital photos on a disc or via Dropbox or other forms of online file sharing. Each photo must be labeled in numerical order. (01, 02, 03, etc.)
Contact us for more information on how to send us your photos to create your beautiful photo montage.

Thursday, May 24, 2012

2011 Reflection Highlights



Remember to click the "HD" button in the bottom right corner to watch in high definition (be sure you have a fast internet connection before clicking "HD")

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Monday, February 13, 2012

Bridal Flashmob



Looking for a way to jazz up your reception? Try a bridal flashmob! Thanks Natalie & Kevin for entertaining both us and your guests with an original flashmob.

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Jenni & Brett (Full Video)

This includes everything except the photo montage and the extended dancing footage.

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Reflection Featured on Thebrideandgroom.com


Check out this featured wedding article about Reflection photography and video from thebrideandgroom.com. In April, we worked on a double-wedding celebration that included a Pakistani Henna ceremony at Millennial Falls, then a reception at the Canterbury Place in Bountiful the next night
Click here to view story

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Candace & Aaron (SLC Temple)



Remember to click the "HD" button in the bottom right corner to watch in high definition (be sure you have a fast internet connection before clicking "HD")

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Network DJs Sample

If you need an unbelievably good DJ/ entertainer- give a call to our friends at Network DJs. We've worked with them on a number of occasions, and we've created a short demo for their work.

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Rebecca & Trevor (SLC Temple)



This video was especially fun because we had two videographers at the temple that day, so the first 3/4 of the video is from one shooter, the other 1/4 is from the second shooter. See how you like the "tale of two videographers."

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Lindsay & Mike (Bridal/ Groomals)




Thinking of getting a Bridal/ Groomal shoot? Check out this fun video we did out by Saltair (west of Salt Lake City on the way to the Salt Flats).

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Standard Definition vs. High Definition

In the fall of 2009, we debated whether to make the equipment upgrade to shoot in high definition. So we rented a Canon 5D Mark II to shoot the high definition, and used our old camera, the Panasonic DVX-100a to shoot the standard definition footage. The result? Well, you can judge for yourself, but we immediately made the investment to upgrade our studio to full HD after we shot this video.

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Choosing Music

A brief "How to" on how to choose the right music for your wedding video:

The music you choose for your wedding video will make all the difference in how your final video turns out. It's a hard fact to face, but it's important to understand. Choosing the right song for your video is probably the second most important decision about your video (the first being who you hire to shoot it.)

So how do you choose the right music? Here are a few suggestions:

1- Pick music that is timeless but relevant. Some songs are hot for a year, then burn out. Some songs are classics, but are so drab and stale they are better suited for elevators than wedding videos. Choose a song that will still be good in 5, 10, or 20 years, but remember to keep it relevant to what you like to listen to.

2- Choose a tempo that fits your vision of the video. Do you dream of a slow, romantic video, or a fun and exciting video? There is no right answer, but the music you choose will greatly influence the overall feel of your video. If you want romantic, choose something slower. If you like it more fun, pick something with a good tempo.

3- Keep your music at 3-4 minutes. While it's OK to go a little over or under this time limit, it's best to keep your songs at the 3-4 minute range to keep the timing of the video natural. A 2-minute song makes for a short video segment that feels too abrupt. Songs that are more than 4 to 4.5 minutes start to drag on, so bear that in mind as you choose your songs.

4- Plan. You will need 3-4 songs for your photo montage, 2 songs for your ceremony/ temple footage, and 2 songs for the reception. It's always great to include 1-2 extra songs when submitting your music just in case on of your original choices doesn't quite fit. So all together, you should have 7-9 songs on your music CD. If you have a particular song choice to go with a particular video segment, be sure to include a note about your preferences.

Finally, if you need help choosing music, don't be afraid to ask. We shoot a lot of videos, and edit with a lot of music, and get to know a lot of personalities as we're making videos. We can usually decide what music would work best for you after only a few minutes of discussion.

Saturday, May 10, 2008

Traditional Ceremony Video

This video was one of our first traditional (non-Temple) video shoots. We shot at the Canterbury Place in Bountiful, UT. Our equipment, shooting ability and knowledge has come a long way since then, but it's sure fun to watch the old stuff!