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FunchFilm Video Productions is a wedding videographer based in Sellersville, PA, with 15 years of experience capturing wedding ceremonies and receptions. They are known for their cinematic storytelling style, attention to detail, and ability to film both intimate gatherings and large celebrations. Serving Bucks County and surrounding areas, FunchFilm creates personalized videos that highlight the unique moments of each event. Couples interested in professional wedding videography can reach out to learn more about their services and availability.
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What does it take to have a Fun & Stress Free wedding day that everyone remembers ?... For all of the right reasons ! We Know how to make your day everything you imagined. My name is Karl Hirsch and I help people just like you to take the stress out of planning their wedding. Most people getting married have never planned a formal event or hired the professional services necessary. I would like to…more
Irvin J Productions has been in business over 5 years. We specialize in weddings, baby showers, corporate events, parties, or any event that you want to capture the memories of.
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Ashe Productions has been producing artistic wedding films for over 15 years. Let us produce something for your big day that you will want to watch over and over. We strive to provide you with a product that is unique to your needs and one of a kind!
Buck London is a full service production company specializing in audio recording and videography and video production. Buck London provides a professional and experienced staff with the capability to supply you with the finest wedding videography. Combining our talent and technique with your wants and desires allows us to ensure…more
We are a cinematography companie that has been offering freelance services for the top studios in NJ. With hundreds of wedding on our resume, we have now decided to provide our own client with an everlasting memory of their big day threw out films