KRR Production

I would give Kevin & KRR just one star, but they only charged us $ 600 bucks, thought we probably still overpaid– I’m going to be as nice as I can here: You get what you pay for– Period. First off, KRR has a real communication problem (And, I’m not the only one to echo this). No fewer than three times, over more than three months, they assured us that our wedding video was in the mail. Only after I threatened legal action did we finally get our video. In the final month of one-​way emails, they never, ever responded to me. Not once. The coward only responded to my wife’s email inquiry, after more than three months of inquiries. Second, they have no idea what they are doing. Kevin has no idea how to use his digital SLR camera for shooting video. They did their best to mask their mistakes by poorly compensating in editing. Our actual ceremony was SOO over exposed, its not even funny (I wish I could post a still frame here but I will in other reviews you can find). And, I thought wow, we have wireless mics– Great! I have no idea what happned to that audio? Can’t hear a damn thing on the video, only nat sound, best as I can tell. Again, they have no concept of how to use their equipment. Finally, a college student can edit better than what they produced– Random short clips, sloppy dissolves, and piece-​milled edits, set poorly to some music, some not, just to name a few.
Let me preface all this by saying I have been an award winning videographer for almost 20 years now. So, are my standards high? Yep. If you just want some video of your day, you’re probably not going to beat their price. BUT, if you’re looking for a polished, well produced, final product, pay for it!
If its not going to be ready for ‘x’ months, just let the client know. But, you can’t say its done & keep people hanging on, if its not done. Just be honest.