McCoul Media will provide lasting coverage of your significant life event at competitive prices.
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I. Gold Package: $1,995
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This package includes three-camera HD video coverage, which means that you will have three different views, or “angles” that will be included into the edited DVD. Typically, one camera gives a wide view of the event, usually positioned from above. The second camera gives a much closer view from the front, and the third camera follows the action with full close-ups. This package gives the best coverage of the event. Also, 20 highly-customized DVDs (a $500 value) are included in this package. |
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II. Silver Package: $1,495
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The Silver Package uses two HD video cameras. One camera covers the action in a wider, stationary shot, while the second camera follows the action with close-ups. Includes 10 highly-customized DVDs. |
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III. Bronze Package: $995
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The Bronze Package uses one HD video camera. The single HD camera follows the action through both close-ups and wide shots, interwoven by smooth zooming and panning. 5 highly-customized DVDs are delivered with this package. |
Add $100 to any of the packages above for an additional copy of your
event in an iPod-ready format. Share your memories with your friends
and family on your video iPod or iPod nano while on the go!
All DVDs are shipped to you with free expedited shipping!
All packages are flat rates; these rates cover not only the filming of the event, but also the hours spent in post-production to edit the footage and prepare the custom DVDs, as well as any other fees (e.g., shipping costs, transportation fees to the event, etc.).
Payment Policies:
- A $500 deposit is due at the time of the agreement, no later than three weeks prior to the event; the remaining balance is due in full two weeks prior to the event.
- We currently accept only cash or check. Unfortunately, we are not accepting credit cards at this time. Please make checks payable to David McCoul. Mr. McCoul is the owner of McCoul Media.
DVD Formats We Offer
Currently, we offer standard-definition (SD) DVDs rather than Blu-Ray Discs that can support the full high-definition (HD) format. You may be wondering, Why do we bother to shoot in
HD with such good cameras if we currently offer only SD DVDs to our clients? The
answer is simple: Footage shot in HD and then downgraded to SD will always
look significantly better than footage shot in SD that goes straight to SD. In
addition, once the Blu-ray Disc format becomes more standard and more of
our clients own Blu-ray Disc players and HD TVs, we will begin to offer the same footage of your event in the full-resolution HD Blu-ray format.
So in short, your DVD will look better-than-normal on normal DVD players, and you'll be able to purchase Blu-ray discs of the same video in the future. Most production companies cannot afford to archive the footage of all their clients, so our offer to retain your media until Blue-ray becomes standard is an offer that is hard to come by.
