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Friday, July 26, 2013
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Wedding Webcasts Surge on Ustream, Up 250% as Tech Savvy Couples Share Their Big Day Online
David Thompson, chief marketing officer of San Francisco-based Ustream, Inc., says that weddings are one of the most unique and fastest growing uses for his company’s live video streaming service, which attracts more than 80 million unique monthly viewers to a wide variety of live and recorded video programming. “Not everyone can make it to the ceremony,” he says, “but that doesn’t mean they have to miss out on the big event.”
On Thursday, June 27 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Thompson and Ustream will be hosting a webinar entitled How to Ustream Weddings: Learn How to Build a Business Around Wedding Bells. Joining him will be Jim McGinnis, professional photographer and founder of Chapelle De L’Amour in Las Vegas. McGinnis operates several locations and has experienced first-hand the growing interest from couples looking to stream their big day. Together, they will discuss the growing popularity of live video streaming and its effect on the $50 billion U.S. wedding services industry.
McGinnis expects live wedding webcasts to soon be a routine part of most of his chapel’s weddings. “For many couples, video broadcasts are becoming another ‘must-have just like flowers, cake and still photography,” said McGinnis. “Our multi camera setup is a key selling point for our venues, especially for clients who have family spread across the globe, and want to share the moment in real-time.”
As broadband Internet becomes ubiquitous and people become more familiar with live video streaming services, webcasts are becoming an integral part of an increasing number of weddings. Ustream offers a free service to broadcast weddings and other events with limited functionality and advertising inserted, as well as paid broadcast options starting at $99 with more robust functionality. Video can be captured on a variety of consumer devices, including camcorders, laptop webcams and even smartphones. Adding a professional videographer and crew can cost another $800 to $3,000, however.
While that’s not an insignificant cost, consider that the average American attends two weddings a year, at a cost of nearly $1,000. Attending a wedding at a resort destination is even more costly, averaging about $1,500 per person. Live video streamed wedding broadcasts enable those with schedule conflicts, who aren’t well enough to travel, or who can’t afford the expense, to share the live experience. They also offer families the option of controlling wedding costs by limiting the number of in-person attendees, while encouraging others to participate via video technology.
“We are seeing explosive growth in the number of couples who want to stream their weddings live,” said Mary Ellen Murphy, president of Off The Beaten Path Weddings in Napa. “Platforms like Ustream are low cost, easy to use and create opportunities to include friends and family who might otherwise not be able to attend.”
- See more at: http://www.ustream.tv/press/wedding-webcasts-surge-on-ustream-up-250-as-tech-savvy-couples-share-their-big-day-online/#more-2443
Wedding Webcasts Surge on Ustream, Up 250% as Tech Savvy Couples Share Their Big Day Online
On Thursday, June 27 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Thompson and Ustream will be hosting a webinar entitled How to Ustream Weddings: Learn How to Build a Business Around Wedding Bells. Joining him will be Jim McGinnis, professional photographer and founder of Chapelle De L’Amour in Las Vegas. McGinnis operates several locations and has experienced first-hand the growing interest from couples looking to stream their big day. Together, they will discuss the growing popularity of live video streaming and its effect on the $50 billion U.S. wedding services industry.
McGinnis expects live wedding webcasts to soon be a routine part of most of his chapel’s weddings. “For many couples, video broadcasts are becoming another ‘must-have just like flowers, cake and still photography,” said McGinnis. “Our multi camera setup is a key selling point for our venues, especially for clients who have family spread across the globe, and want to share the moment in real-time.”
As broadband Internet becomes ubiquitous and people become more familiar with live video streaming services, webcasts are becoming an integral part of an increasing number of weddings. Ustream offers a free service to broadcast weddings and other events with limited functionality and advertising inserted, as well as paid broadcast options starting at $99 with more robust functionality. Video can be captured on a variety of consumer devices, including camcorders, laptop webcams and even smartphones. Adding a professional videographer and crew can cost another $800 to $3,000, however.
While that’s not an insignificant cost, consider that the average American attends two weddings a year, at a cost of nearly $1,000. Attending a wedding at a resort destination is even more costly, averaging about $1,500 per person. Live video streamed wedding broadcasts enable those with schedule conflicts, who aren’t well enough to travel, or who can’t afford the expense, to share the live experience. They also offer families the option of controlling wedding costs by limiting the number of in-person attendees, while encouraging others to participate via video technology.
“We are seeing explosive growth in the number of couples who want to stream their weddings live,” said Mary Ellen Murphy, president of Off The Beaten Path Weddings in Napa. “Platforms like Ustream are low cost, easy to use and create opportunities to include friends and family who might otherwise not be able to attend.”
- See more at: http://www.ustream.tv/press/wedding-webcasts-surge-on-ustream-up-250-as-tech-savvy-couples-share-their-big-day-online/#more-2443
Wedding Webcasts Surge on Ustream, Up 250% as Tech Savvy Couples Share Their Big Day Online
Friday, July 5, 2013
Thursday, June 6, 2013
June Brides Are Upon Us !
June 2013 has arrived and with it will be many of brides and grooms coming to Las Vegas to marry. first I would like to say WELCOME ! Along with summer comes some great natural light, enabling us to get some incredible outdoor images.
As the Master Photographer here at Chapelle De L'Amour I am very excited about the summer months apporaching. There are many great off site location to go off to and take photos as well as the incredible locations and studio located within Chapelle De L'Amour. My favorite is the ADVENTURE DAY PHOTO SHOOT. It is a 4 hour adventure which includes limo, boxed lunch, and lots of location shoots throught the greater Las Vegas area. This is a very rewarding package as being a photographer, as it allows me to become more creative and focous specifically on the imaging at hand.
I hope to see you on an ADVENTURE DAY PHOTO SHOOT soon !
Below are some of the recent images captured at Chapelle De L'Amour Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas:
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As the Master Photographer here at Chapelle De L'Amour I am very excited about the summer months apporaching. There are many great off site location to go off to and take photos as well as the incredible locations and studio located within Chapelle De L'Amour. My favorite is the ADVENTURE DAY PHOTO SHOOT. It is a 4 hour adventure which includes limo, boxed lunch, and lots of location shoots throught the greater Las Vegas area. This is a very rewarding package as being a photographer, as it allows me to become more creative and focous specifically on the imaging at hand.
I hope to see you on an ADVENTURE DAY PHOTO SHOOT soon !
Below are some of the recent images captured at Chapelle De L'Amour Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas:
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