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2 Terms You Need To Know Before Hiring Your Videographer.   When hiring your videographer or your wedding filmmaker you need to speak the same language, so that there is no confusion on your big day. For that reason, we asked Rachel from  Olive Ewe Productions to give us clarification on two popular industry terms: Copyright Law All copyrights must be followed when selecting music for your wedding video. What does this mean for you? Well that means, your favorite Beyonce song or your favorite Coldplay song is most definitely off the table for licensing. Therefore, DO NOT under any circumstances select a vendor that uses unlicensed music, this puts YOU the client at risk. Even if your video remains private, this is still against the law, and things in this day and age of the internet have a way of not remaining private forever. So, speak with your potential videographer more about where they license their music. Drones Drones are all the rage these days. Certainly, they can make for s

Eric Brushett Photography Real Wedding – Kristen and Craig – Lake Of Isles, N. Stonington, CT . Truly star struck lovers… Kristen and Craig met online. Less than a year later they tied the knot. Craig proposed on Thanksgiving morning on the beach in Watch Hill, Rhode Island. Kristen and Craig’s Introduction Music: Nathaniel Rateliff – I Need Never Get Old Kristen and Craig’s First Dance: Kenny Chesney – You Had Me From Hello Kristen and her Fathers Song: Temptations – My Girl (Special Edit) Craig’s and his Mothers Song: Tim McGraw – Humble and Kind Kristen and Craig’s Cake Cutting Song: Van Morrison – Sweet Thing Kristen and Craig’s Last Dance: Etta James – At Last Songs That Rocked The Dance Floor at Kristen and Craig’s Wedding: Beyoncé – Crazy In Love Van Morrison – Jackie Wilson Said Chainsmokers – Don’t Let Me Down Rihanna – Don’t Stop the Music THANKS to Eric from  Eric Brushett Photography  for generously sharing his work. Eric Brushett Photography Eric Brushett Photography E