Content Creation portal
Welcome to our central resource hub dedicated to contractual shooters! We're thrilled to introduce this comprehensive portal as your ultimate source for everything related to creating with MMC. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out in the world of weddings, this portal is designed to provide you with all the information, resources, and support you need.
Our goal is to be the go-to destination for anyone involved in content creation, offering a one-stop-shop for all your needs.
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Q: What orientation should I film in?
A: Always shoot vertically to align with social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok (Reels, Stories, etc.).Q: What camera settings should I use for filming?
A: Set your phone to shoot in 4K at 60fps. This provides high-quality footage and allows for smooth slow-motion playback.Q: What lens should I use on the phone camera?
A: Stick to the 1x lens. Avoid using the 0.5x (ultrawide) lens due to distortion and lower quality.Q: How long should each clip be?
A: Aim for 5 to 10 seconds per clip—this is ideal for social content.Q: What types of moments should I capture?
A: Focus on:Candid interactions
Behind-the-scenes (BTS) footage
Emotional reactions
Fun, trendy shots (think TikTok templates)
Follow lead photographer/videographer to capture supporting footage
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Q: What phone settings should I adjust before shooting?
A:Turn off HDR (it can cause color inconsistencies)
Make sure 4K 60fps is enabled
Clear space—preferably use a phone with 1TB+ storage
Q: Should I bring any gear for the shoot?
A: Yes, bring:A portable phone charger
A phone-mounted light for low-light situations
Cleaning cloths for lenses
Q: Should we use our phones or the couple’s phone?
A: Preferably use the couple's phone, so they have immediate access to footage. If that’s not possible, use your team phone and follow the backup workflow. -
Q: What do I do if I shoot content on the team’s phone?
A: After the event:Import footage to the NAS (Network Attached Storage) under the content creation folder.
Notify the post-production team or Rowan for further delivery.
Q: Is there an automated way to deliver content to clients?
A: Not yet, but automation is being developed for smoother client delivery in the near future.Q: Should I edit the clips before delivering them?
A: No, your role is to shoot and upload raw footage. The editing/delivery process is handled by the editing team. -
Q: How much content should I aim to capture?
A: There is no strict quota, but aim to overshoot—the goal is hundreds of photos/videos. Capture more than you think is needed.Q: What should I communicate to the couple ahead of time?
A: The planning team will handle expectations and inform couples about:Using their phone for content
Storage space needed
Style of content we aim to capture
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Q: Who is responsible for content creation?
A: Any internal team member can be assigned to content creation. Everyone should be ready to contribute.Q: What if I’m not a designated content creator for the event?
A: Even if it’s not your main role, be prepared to step in and capture moments when needed—especially candid or behind-the-scenes footage.Q: How can I contribute creatively to the content?
A: Stay aware of social trends, recommend creative shot ideas, and suggest TikTok/Instagram reel templates that might resonate with couples. -
Transfer to Photos App
Import all content into your iPhone's Photos app. This may take a few minutes depending on file size.Upload to NAS
Once everything is in the Photos app, begin the upload to the NAS from your device. The entire process—Photos app import + NAS upload—typically takes around 40 minutes.
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