Usually i dont get too emotional with my videos but this time it was different…
i cant reveal the reasons but trust me there were a lot of feelings that day.
check out the clips below and maybe you will feel something too,
the ceremony,
the photoshoot,
definitely one of my favorite clips for this month…
I was more than happy when i found out that Stephen Nathan (eventdv.net) has mentioned my work in one of his articles….
taken from the eventdv website,
After reviewing a series of his clips on WedFACT.tv, I discovered that the wondrously talented Greek videographer Lee Bakogiannakis is one videographer who makes striking use of the photographs in his shooting locations to give a sense of family continuity over multiple generations. (And I don’t think I’ve ever seen colors enhanced quite like his—scroll down and check out Antonis & Anita, The Ceremony—there’s something almost goth about it.) One advantage Bakogiannakis has in these clips is that he’s shooting some segments in the bride and groom’s homes; obviously, it’s a lot easier to find objects that will tell you something about who these people are (or who they used to be) in their native environments than in hotels or wedding venues that are elegant and visually rich but are otherwise impersonal. In these 2dg videos, there’s no question the objects speak.
Lee+
A Delirium ceremony,
“Sit Down” photoshoot,
turn the volume as loud as you can for this one…
