A wedding lasts most of a day. The final video? Sometimes just 8 minutes. That gap is bigger than it sounds. Getting from "hours of raw footage shot on multiple cameras and drones" to "a short film that makes people cry happy tears" isn't a quick trim job. It means finding the essential moments buried inside all that footage and setting them in an order that feels natural, not forced. Miss that step and the video feels like a slideshow instead of a story. Nail it, and it feels like reliving the day all over again.
There's a real process behind that transformation, and it's more interesting than you'd think: https://motionedits.com/how-editors-turn-12-hours-into-a-10-minute-wedding-film/
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