Bridger Film & Photography

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Bridger Film and Photography is owned and ran by husband and wife team Carly & Dan Bridger. We provide natural and relaxed wedding photography & film for couples in love.
Bridger Film & Photography Pricing & Costs

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Prices Start at
£1,250
Bridger Film & Photography Details

Products and Services

Wedding Highlights Film
Engagement Shoots
Steadycam
Stay Through Speeches
Last-Minute Orders
Flexible Hours on the Day
Short Edit (>15 Minutes)
Long Edit (>1 Hour)
Musical Overlay
Second Shooter Available
Drone Footage
Back-Up Equipment
Bridal Prep Shots
Pre-Wedding Consultation
Stay Through Dancing
Physical Shop / Studio
Digital Editing
Audio Retouching
Dollies and Gliders
Complete Footage on DVD or USB
Bridger Film & Photography Full Description
As we have 25 years combined filming experience in Broadcast Television, we've got an incredible knack for helping people feel comfortable on camera. We don't stage or pose our couples, we simply capture your day as it unfolds in a discreet way. You won't even notice we are there. Then 4-6 weeks later you will receive a high end cinematic film that makes you laugh, cry and want to do it all over again. We have built great friendships with all of our couples and we pride ourselves on our friendly, down to earth approach.

Experience

Year Business Was Established
2021
No. of Weddings Hosted
Between 10 and 30
Public Liability Insurance
Yes
No. of People In Team
2
Bridger Film & Photography Location & Contact Details

Address

Birmingham, West Midlands, England

Nearest Town

Birmingham

Nearest Motorway & Junction

Birmingham

Nearest Train Station

Birmingham

Nearest Airport

Birmingham

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Frequently Asked Questions
(9)

What is your most memorable wedding?

We recently filmed a wedding that had a rodeo bull and everyone had a go, even the bride & groom.

Describe your style in 5 adjectives.

Natural, relaxed, stylish, fun and approachable.

What about your business are you most proud of?

I think I'm most proud of the quality of our films. We bought most of our kit just before the pandemic hit and we self taught in a matter of months (we are used to shooting on TV cameras which are huge and not appropriate for weddings). I'm also chuffed to bits that I managed to set up a website all by myself without killing anyone... (wine most definitely helped) I'm also proud that we can now do wedding photography and videography- working together as team on the wedding day and in the office with all the editing.

What is your No. 1 wedding planning tip for couples?

Speeches BEFORE Wedding Breakfast. Controversial I know but here are the reasons why; 1.) It's kinder to the speakers as they are less stressed. This way they can actually enjoy the food and wine. 2.) Less time for loose lips from the Best Man when he's not able to drink his nerves away. 3.) It's an ice breaker & good talking point for people at tables when they don't know each other.

What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?

I think it was the Rodeo Bull at the wedding drinks reception. If we weren't filming everyone on it it I think we'd have given it a go. It was a great and all the guests were getting competitive. ALSO- The Faulty Towers Dining experience was a real treat. Check out out Reels on Instagram to see what I mean!

Describe your typical process with a couple.

We receive all our enquiries through our website. If you don't hear back from us within 48 hours, please do check your Junk Folder.

What is the most exciting thing you have caught on camera?

The wedding guests faces when Basil from Faulty Towers suddenly appeared to seat them (Hired Dining Experience Actors). The bride and groom decided against a table plan and instead Basil and Manuel seated everyone. It was brilliant & hilarious!

What is your favourite soundtrack to put to a wedding video?

I love the bridal prep and the ceremony section of our films the most so that's where my favourite tracks are. They are usually very chilled and atmospheric.

Describe how you got into videography.

Our background as television producers and directors meant that we were all over the world filming for the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, and Discovery. It was an amazing experience but it's not ideal when you have children. Since having our two children, we decided to set up Bridger Films so that we could stay creative and keep doing what we love but with the flexibility to suit family life.