Wedding Videography: Learn To Shoot And Edit Wedding Videos (Udemy.com)

Im soooo in love with this course already because the guy gets straight to the point, the course. It's like I paid & BOOM! Camera settings, here we go, no long drawn out intro speeches and stuff on this and that mixed with opinions and unimportant boring topics and lots very practical with lots of mass on what he is talking about which I freaking LOVE. Plus, he is straight to the point, boom, boom, boom, next topic, next topic, next topic, no wasted time just shoot, shoot, shoot and produce and Im so excited to learn more from him :-) Love this course, worth the money, can't wait till I start doing this for people :-)

Everything so far has been very well explained and all followed by practicals of what has been said. There is enough time to build understanding of what is going on, and the presenter speaks nice and clear.

I saw Zafer's works on his Facebook page and they were great. It was good to see him working in this course. I definitely look forward to join his advanced level courses.

I liked the course content. His techniques are easy to follow. It was good to see the final work after i watched how he shot the videos. Recommended.

It's mostly about the outdoor shooting but it's great. I wanted to see some tips for the ceremony but i'm guessing he is not from the US and they don't shoot something like a ceremony. Thank you.

The course is okay so far, but the first scenes where he was shooting with the flycam he was holding it by the shaft, and the shaky footage was subpar. I'm thinking I'm too advanced for this course. Updating after finishing. Went from two stars to four because I was at least impressed that the final product was at least somewhat creative and watchable. I had hoped to see a course teaching how to do a far more advanced video. Instead of just jamming clips together with the rhythm of a song, I'd like to see techniques on collecting audio for use in the final video, a video with multiple audio tracks (some music, some audio from the moments) to evoke emotion. I'd like to see some story telling. I could go on, but I'm sure you get the point. This course is good for someone that is just starting out, but it has little to offer the skilled cinematographer.

Overall, not a bad course has some great hints, tips and suggestions for the video capture. But, like many of the editing courses I've taken (specifically Premier Pro), one is going along step by step - and then in the next lesson there are things on the timeline and no explanation is given for them (i.e. other adjustment layers, black video, etc). Therefore, it is not step by step as advertised. If you're not going to show us how, at least state why certain adjustment layers, black video were added to the project so we can at least learn/understand the entire process.

Good explanations for someone like me who is trying to improve a videography skill next to the photography business. I learned some good tricks in the editing part. Recommended.

Die Grundlagen waren mir alle schon bekannt. Zafer hat aber die Dinge wunderbar zusammengepackt von Anfang bis Ende. Überzeugend und praxisnah, als Leitfaden sehr gut zu gebrauchen.

I enjoyed the video and I was very impressed with the final cut at times it was a little hard understanding because of his accent but other than that it was informative. I wish he could of finished with how to save videos.