345. Weddings Trends That Are On Their Way Out // How To Film Weddings
Release Date: 05/27/2024
413. What I Learned Shooting My First Photo + Video Wedding
How To Film Weddings
Ever thought about offering both photo and video for weddings—but felt too intimidated to try it? In this episode, I’m breaking down exactly what happened when I took the leap and shot my first full wedding weekend as both the lead photographer and videographer. From what I charged and included, to gear choices, prep, team leadership, editing workflows, and the lessons I learned—this is a raw, honest look behind the scenes of expanding your creative skill set without burning out. Whether you're a filmmaker curious about adding photography, or just someone who wants to learn from a big...
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412. Portfolio Over Perfection: How I Built a Six-Figure Look Before I Had the Clients
How To Film Weddings
Building a portfolio that attracts your dream clients doesn’t require perfection—it requires intention. In this episode, I’m sharing how I built a high-end photography portfolio before I had the bookings to match. From identifying my ideal buyer to curating my early content with precision, I’ll walk you through how I reverse-engineered demand without faking it or waiting for permission. Whether you’re a planner, videographer, photographer, or any wedding pro, this episode is your permission slip to start showing up like the business you want to become. → Connect with me: |
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411. Why I Added Photography (And What It’s Taught Me So Far)
How To Film Weddings
Last year, I made a major move: I added photography to my wedding business after years of specializing in video. In this episode, I’m sharing why I made that transition, what it’s done for my creativity, and how it’s reshaped the way I think about my business. I’ll walk you through how I shot 25+ sessions for free, turned a couple of those into high-paying clients, and built a photography portfolio that’s already booked over $10,000 in my first season. I’m also opening up about the challenges — like building timelines, learning flash, and what it really takes to step into a new...
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410. How to Build a Referral Machine (Without Asking for Referrals)
How To Film Weddings
Want more word-of-mouth bookings without having to beg for referrals? In this episode, John breaks down how to build a referral engine that runs on trust, relationships, and being the kind of creative people want to talk about. Whether you're just getting started or trying to book higher-quality work, this framework will help you grow your business behind the scenes — without relying on ads or awkward asks. 🔗 More from John Bunn: Website: Instagram: Join the Instagram Growth Waitlist:
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409. The Future of Editing is Here with Hello Tomorrow Films
How To Film Weddings
The things that AI can do in this world is incredible, and it was only a matter of time before an incredible product came along and revolutionized the wedding video industry. Well, Maclean Carlson from Hello Tomorrow Films has been working on something truly mind blowing! Plotline is an AI tool that takes all of the audio from your wedding and creates a story script with an emphasis on story. Learn more about Plotline: Follow plotline on instagram:
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408. The 5 Things That Helped Me Raise My Prices in the Wedding Industry
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🎯 Ready to raise your prices and book better clients? In this episode, John breaks down the five biggest things that helped him go from undercharging to building a premium brand that attracts high-end couples. If you're a wedding filmmaker (or any creative) looking to grow your business with intention — this one's for you. 🔗 More from John Bunn: Website: Instagram: Join the Instagram Growth Waitlist:
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407. 10k to 60k in Two Months
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In February of 2025 Nick only had 10k of bookings for the year. So he put his head down and got to work. By taking advantage of the weddings he did have, the relationships he has built over the years, and making himself more known on social media he was able to get some weddings on the books. In this episode Nick shares what he did and how he did it.
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406. They’ve inquired… Now what? Strategy for Getting the Right Couples to Book Discovery Calls
How To Film Weddings
Are you lost with what you are supposed to do after someone inquires? Should you just send over your brochure with pricing? Should you set up a call? In today’s episode, John breaks down the process he uses between getting an inquiry, and booking clients. He shows us his exact strategy for taking an inquiry to a paying customer. Follow John: Get on the waitlist for John’s next workshop:
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405. The SECRET to Getting the Right Inquiries
How To Film Weddings
Are you tired of getting the ‘what are your prices’ email from inquiries? We are too. In today’s episode John is breaking down how he has completely transformed his business, and is attracting even more of his ideal buyers. If you struggle with getting solid inquiries, you don’t want to miss this episode. Follow John: Get on the waitlist for John’s next workshop:
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404. Be Yourself with Mason Panos of Panovision Films
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If you've been in this business for more than a couple years you can relate to the massive stresser of a big backlog and not a lot of money coming in. But what happens when you get a mentor, and lean into what makes you unique? That's exactly what Nick and Mason of Panovision Films chatted about this week on the podcast. Mason has blown up on instagram over the past year netting almost 30k followers. The main thing he's been doing? Being himself and learning into what he likes. Enjoy this conversation. Mason's IG:
info_outlineIf you've been in the wedding game for any time at all you'll recognize certain trends get popular in this industry and hang around. We decided to go to our Instagram account and ask our audience what are some wedding day trends that you think (or maybe hope) are on the way out.
In this episode we'll read what you think is on the way at and react. Let us know what you think, do you agree or disagree with any of these suggestions? We'd love to hear!