I know you've been holding your breathe - you can let it out now. Just stunning! More to come!
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At the risk of sounding like a 13-year old..{{O.M.G.}} We had such an amazing time with these two. Rick, Tine and myself we literally gushing about Megan and Nick - and their fabulous parents - this wedding totally re-charged us as we push through the craziness of our schedule. It doesn't hurt that we had a great team with us, too :) Meet them:
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We've been working with Jennifer & Paul for about a year now and we were so excited when their wedding finally rolled around! They too were planning from out of town so getting everything together took a little work but we just loved how it all came together. These two were so darn cute - I really wish all our couples would move back to Cincy so we can have a bangin' TC party. I loooove seeing weddings come together beautifully but I get so sad when the weekly {sometimes daily} emails stop. Much love you two! 
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Name: Matt Pine and the Lifetime TeamLocation: Anderson Twp. (Cincinnati, Ohio)Company Name: Lifetime VideoType of Vendor: VideographyNumber of Years in Business: 18How did you get started in the wedding industry?I have always been a closet film director/cinema photographer. I love to study films, camera angles and effects. In 1989, I had the opportunity to work for another event videographer. I wasn't making any money at my present job selling insurance (door to door). In fact, I HATED the job. Social events and weddings were fun, people were happy and I was part of it. I caught the bug and in April 1991 I went out on my own.How did you pick your company name?I wanted to pick something that everyone on the planet had. It was either Bellybutton Productions or Lifetime.If you had to start over what one thing would you do differently?Originally, I wish I would not have been afraid to think further outside the box. There aren't any creative "rules" in art. I would have taken more chances earlier.
What is your company philosophy?We have a few at Lifetime. One of my favorites is: "Make them cry and they will buy." It's not something every videographer/photographer can convey with their work, it takes a lot to drawn tears from some people. Emotions captured on film are never easy to get. Even if you do get them, what are you going to do with them? You have to put those moments in the right spots, with the right music in order to get the full effect. Secondly, you must exceed your clients' expectations: that is, go SO far beyond the bar that they have set for you that it just blows them away -- not only with the production you create, but also with customer service. Some brides are a nervous wreck planning a wedding; simply by answering their phone calls and emails immediately will build confidence, and will help them feel more relaxed and secure.What's one thing you want clients/vendors to know most about your services?Lifetime is a team or as I like to think of us, a rock band. We're eight creative people sharing ideas. At our weekly Lifetime meetings I love to say "Ok, impress me" and they usually always do. It's a great way to keep fresh.Although I must admit, I do have an occasional "passion project" that I like to keep for myself. The most important thing for us is to think differently. Show people something they have never seen before from any other videographer.Do you have any hidden talents or favorite hobbies?I love music and have played keyboards in many bands. Although I am no longer in a band, I do still enjoy playing the piano every once in a while.What are your three favorite blogs besides The Tres Chic Bride? Way to many to mention here. Most are local Cincinnati wedding vendor's blogs. I love that fact that 3 years ago, none of us networked. Now it's all over the place. Thanks for doing the vendor spotlight and thanks for thinking of Lifetime.
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