Dbandrea, Flower Preservation

This is just how good Serendipity Cinematography is at their craft: I received the teaser trailer of our wedding film today (11 days being married- record time!), and not only did it bring me to tears, it made our guests cry, and invitees who could not make it to the wedding cry. The search for a videographer was not easy, until I spoke to owner Taryn Pollock. Ms. Pollock was honest with me regarding her journey as a film maker, and the lessons she learned along the way to deliver the best teams and films for couples. I sincerely appreciated her candor, couple's questionnaire, and helping us create additional options to the "Romantic" package we purchased to fit our needs and wedding timeline. One of the things I am most grateful for is Ms. Pollock's strategy for success when it came to having videographers work alongside photographers. Phil and Sebastian were AMAZING! I don't know how videographers in Serendipity Cinema are selected (or if they volunteer to take on) a project, but it is perfect. Both gentlemen were very attentive, patient, and sweet, and got along with my photographer seamlessly. It felt as if we were all having fun on a college project together at times. Even so, Phil and Sebastian were paying very close attention to detail to the point where I gained the perspective of what the guests were seeing throughout the wedding. To any couples considering Serendipity Cinematography, including those planning an Arizona wedding outside of Arizona: Wedding videos have evolved greatly over the last few decades. And while the investment might seem steep, the value and quality of the videos from Serendipity Cinematography are priceless and unparalleled. I am glad I took the risk. If I could have done ONE thing differently had budget allowed for it, I would have added drone footage. It is the coolest thing to see the landscape and venue from above.