What is a content creator, and how is this different from a photographer or videographer?

As content creators, we focus on behind-the-scenes, candid footage and short form social media content, delivered quickly for sharing online; photographers and videographers provide polished, edited imagery that takes longer to receive.

What types of content do you capture for weddings, brands, and events?

Content likely includes behind-the-scenes moments, guest interactions, trending TikTok/Instagram videos, key event highlights, and authentic real-time stories tailored for your brand or event.

How soon will we receive our content, and what is included?

Most clients receive raw footage and edited highlights within 24-48 hours, ready for immediate posting on social media; packages can include reels, raw video libraries, and custom edits depending on your needs.

How does booking work and what does your process look like?

After an initial consultation, you’ll receive a proposal, contract, and pre-event questionnaire; your dedicated content creator will clarify your vision and timeline, coordinate with vendors, and deliver all agreed content on schedule.

Do you offer revisions to videos or reels?

You can request revisions to edited reels and videos, though there may be fees and it can affect delivery time for final edits.

Will you coordinate with our other vendors and respect their workflows?

Yes — content creators commonly work alongside planners, photographers, and videographers to ensure coverage without interference, and adapt as needed to complement other vendors.