Reel Amore is now www.kirbymartin.com
We have moved!! Please check out http://www.kirbymartin.com Location
We are based in Charlottesville, Virginia. We travel to Richmond, Washington DC, and North Carolina as well.
Digital Quality
We use DSLRs that provide incredible clarity, beautiful color, and professional footage of your wedding day. We use fluid-head tripods to ensure stable footage.
Our cameras capture beautiful images even in low-light. This is most important for the latter part of the wedding day, especially during toasts, dancing, and the cake cutting. We rarely resort to using lights on our cameras. This allows us to remain unobtrusive during the reception and to capture quality footage at the same time. Most high-end cameras produce grainy footage in low-light situations. Our cameras perform exceptionally well with very little available light.
We edit using Final Cut Pro. Our editing philosophy is to produce a wedding film that will remain timeless. We use music that you choose and employ state-of-the-art editing techniques that produce a classic look and feel.
Packages
Reel Amore has very reasonable rates. Please contact us for rates or if you would like to see a longer sample of our work.
We offer 4 main packages. Each package is all-inclusive with no additional fees.
- Raw footage (4 hours of coverage). Raw footage given to you on DVD.
- Ceremony & Toasts Vignette (4.5 hours of coverage). Three edited DVDs and raw footage on DVD.
- One Camera (8 hours of coverage). Three edited DVDs and raw footage on DVD.
- Two Cameras (8 hours of coverage each camera). Three edited DVDs and raw footage on DVD.
Team
Kirby Martin, Owner
Kirby has been filming weddings for over 7 years.
He studied for two years at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University and graduated from the University of Southern California.
Kirby has been working in TV and Film since 2000. He was an Associate Producer for Hillary Clinton's 2000 senatorial television campaign ads, an Assistant Editor for a New York City editing house, and a Production Assistant at the Food Network. In the summer of 2004, he filmed and edited the audition tape for Sam Solovey, who was chosen to be on NBC's first “The Apprentice.” He currently films University of Virginia football and basketball games. He produces and directs television ads, and writes and directs short films.
