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Corey is our lead wedding videographer, handling filming, drone coverage where feasible, audio, and editing. Jess leads creative direction, planning and client communication, and contributes filming, Super 8, second angles, and behind-the-scenes coverage. When both are booked, Corey leads video and Jess primarily leads photography. Assigned coverage is confirmed in your proposal.

Yes. Our associate team can support coverage. Tell us if working personally with Corey, Jess, or both is a priority; we confirm the assigned team and responsibilities before booking.

Wedding film collections start at $5,200. Your proposal defines coverage, crew, deliverables, travel, and any additions. Brand, corporate, event, and standalone Super 8 work are quoted to scope.

Yes. Share the dates and locations of your welcome gathering, wedding, and any additional events. We build coverage around the chapters that matter most, with travel and accommodation addressed in the proposal.

The Combs Creative wedding collections have a six-hour minimum and are not ceremony-only. For smaller Las Vegas elopements, explore For Lovers Elopements and inquire about its separate coverage options.

No. Real Super 8 is captured on physical film, then processed and scanned. A Super 8-inspired digital edit uses digitally captured footage and a nostalgic treatment. We label the two clearly.

Yes. 16mm is available by request, with rolls on hand. Stock, coverage, processing, scans, and pricing are confirmed in your proposal. Camp Snap and point-and-shoot video can also be requested; the camera, crew, and deliverables are agreed for your project.

Request full ceremony or speech edits explicitly. A creative feature may include selected spoken moments, while full documentary edits require separately planned camera and audio coverage.

We can discuss aerial coverage. Feasibility depends on location permissions, airspace, weather, and crew availability. We plan ground-level alternatives when flying is not possible.

Full wedding and Super 8 films generally fall within a 2–16 week window, with a maximum allowance of 90 business days. Lab processing can affect analog timing. Your agreement confirms the schedule; ask about expedited availability if you have a deadline.

Our usual teaser window is 24–72 hours to seven business days, with a maximum of two weeks. Confirm whether a teaser is included and its schedule in your agreement.

Tell us what you love and how you plan to use the film. Music choices depend on licensing and the intended distribution. Revision rounds and what they cover are defined in your proposal.

Ask for them in your brief. Raw footage, vertical edits, captions, and alternate versions are separate scope decisions; they are not assumed to be included.

Yes. We create brand stories, interviews, content, and event films, with Boston and New England a priority for corporate work. Share your audience, event schedule, usage, and delivery deadline.

Send your date, location, priorities, and collection interests. After availability and scope are agreed, a signed agreement and the required retainer secure the booking. The website’s brief builder prepares an email; it does not reserve a date.

All love is welcome. Tell us about your people, traditions, accessibility needs, and what would help you feel comfortable in front of the camera.