Destination wedding videographer in Colombia
and around the world by Juan Montoya Weddings. We create cinematic wedding films for
international couples who choose Medellín and beyond as the
place to say “I do.” From the Andes mountains to destinations
across Europe and Latin America, we travel wherever your
love story takes us.
Wedding Films
Super 8 mm is cinematic experience usually used to Wedding Films. This is an 8mm wide motion picture format use in Wedding films introduced by Kodak in 1965 for home and amateur use. It is notable for producing photographs that are 50% larger than standard 8mm film, offering superior image and sound quality. Today, it is valued for its nostalgic aesthetic, unique visual texture, and use in independent filmmaking.
The best wedding video formats aim to balance high visual quality with shareability, with MP4 (H.264 or H.265 codec) being the most recommended standard for its compatibility, ideally in 4K for maximum detail or 1080p (Full HD) for smaller file sizes. The most commonly used resolution is 1920×1080, while the 9:16 vertical format is trending for social media.
Technical Formats: MP4 reigns supreme for its quality-to-size balance. MOV is used for maximum quality in editing, while 4K offers crisp details (dresses, faces).
Aspect Ratios:
16:9 (Horizontal): Standard for televisions, computers, and projectors.
9:16 (Vertical): Essential for Instagram Reels, TikTok, and Stories.
Wedding Video Types:
Highlights/Trailer: A 3-5 minute short summary film featuring the most memorable moments, often with a cinematic style.
Teaser: A very short video (less than 1 minute) for social media, generating anticipation.
Full Video: A chronological documentary of the day’s events.
Trends and Styles: Editing with supporting footage (B-roll) for added context, desaturated colors or a retro look, and the use of drones for aerial shots.
