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PACKAGE TYPE, AND COST! Wedding videographer charge per hour Wedding videographers charge $100 to $300 per hour. Most packages include six to ten hours of coverage, with additional time charged at an hourly rate. Adding a second cinematographer costs $100 to $200 per hour. Hourly rates can be misleading because post-production video editing often takes the videographer two to three times as long as the event itself.

• Category: BOOKINGS - CALL OR SEND EMAIL
• Duration: 12:45 Hours
• More Info: SERVICE PRICE Wedding video and photography prices The average cost of a wedding photographer is $1,600 to $3,600, depending on the location, package, add-ons, event length, and number of photographers. Wedding photography and videography are typically booked separately.Additional wedding videographer rates and charges Wedding videographer rates depend on the following factors: Number of videographers and assistants Number of hours and locations Videographer's experience and reputation Equipment, including extra cameras, wireless microphones, and lighting Travel expenses for distances over 30 to 50 miles Length of the final highlight film and documentary film Extra videos, including a 1-minute teaser video, Instagram edit, or save-the-date video Additional filming before the wedding day for couple interviews Add-ons like drone footage, rehearsal dinner coverage, raw footage, or a photo montage Turnaround time for final edited videos Video delivery format, including online, USB, or data transfer. Wedding video editing rates Wedding video editing costs $250 to $400. Editing is typically included in the videography package, but buying the raw footage add-on gives you the option to hire a different video editor later to create additional highlight films or anniversary videos. Wedding video cost for raw footage Wedding video raw footage costs $150 to $550 as an add-on to a videography package. Raw footage is the unedited footage of your wedding day and contains hundreds of video clips in separate files, not one continuous video. Raw footage does not incorporate high-quality audio from external microphones.