Hey there!!!
My name is Jeffrey and I’m the owner of Lights in the Attic Cinematic Wedding Films. We’re located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest in Salem, Oregon. We’re a husband and wife team that shoots in HD as well as vintage Super 8mm film. I am truly psyched to be able to blog and get to know so many of these guys and girls whose work inspires me. I’ll leave out names for now!
I come from a film and television background and thought nothing about doing wedding films until 2007 when a friend asked me to film his friend’s wedding. During the filming, and more specifically during the editing, I fell in love with the story of these two people and how their most important day unfolded, and I was hooked on wedding videography then and there.
I started Lights in the Attic part-time while I was still working as a producer/director at Comcast Spotlight. Then in December 2008, I was one of seven producers laid off in a cost-cutting move. My five year plan to take LITA full time was now shortened to two months. Needless to say, it was the best thing that’s ever happened to me. I launched LITA full time and haven’t looked back (even though I sometimes suffer through the crappy economy and DIY brides).
I see too many wedding films here in the Pacific Northwest that the videographers don’t pay much attention to their audio, and that’s just not acceptable. My posts will be to help/enlighten/assist you folks in making your audio that much better! Audio shouldn’t be seen as a second thought to your workflow, but as something just as integral as your shots, story, and color correction, so I will be doling out tips and tricks involving audio, specifically with Final Cut Pro and Soundtrack Pro.
So hang on and enjoy the ride. I’m looking very forward to becoming part of the IN[FOCUS] blog team and meeting you at IN[FOCUS] 2011!
If you have any topics regarding audio, please contact me @ lightsintheattic@mac.com.
Cheers!
Jeffrey Haney
Lights in the Attic Cinematic Wedding Films
Salem, OR

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