Remember, equipment alone can’t make a wedding video special that, only a talented and creative person can do.  We are someone who loves their job, pays attention to details, and can edit (create) well. 

We want to make sure your day and your videoagrapher will be much more relaxed and memorable if you space things out and allow yourself to enjoy every aspect of the day, including your unrushed video shoots.

Under Jewish Law, children are not obligated to observe the commandments, although they are encouraged to do so as much as possible to learn the obligations they will have as adults. At the age of 13 (12 for girls), children become obligated to observe the commandments. A Jewish boy automatically becomes a Bar Mitzvah upon reaching the age of 13 years. Today, it is common practice for the Bar Mitzvah celebrant to do much more than just say the blessing. It is most common for the celebrant to learn the entire haftarah portion, including its traditional chant, and recite that. In some congregations, the celebrant reads the entire weekly torah portion, or leads part of the service, or leads the congregation in certain important prayers. The celebrant is also generally required to make a speech, which traditionally begins with the phrase "today I am a man." The father recites a blessing thanking G-d for removing the burden of being responsible for the son's sins. In modern times, the religious service is followed by a reception that is often as celaborate as a wedding reception. Let the ImageSlice Productions digital video tape this life time event...