3 Best Videographers in Jacksonville, FL

“Meant to Be Productions is led by Erin Herman, whose goal is to create something special that you can share with friends and family and look back on years from now. She also realize that because of all the hard work you put in, you want to remember that special day forever and she want to capture all of those details and moments as much as you do. With 8 years of experience in the industry, her focus remains on ensuring the happiness of her clients. When her bride and groom are satisfied, she is fulfilled. Let Meant to Be Productions capture your special day in a way that will be cherished for generations. Contact Erin today for pricing details.”

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“Easy Edit Video is owned by Regent Ducas, who is an award-winning producer who spent over 25 years in the television industry. He has worked for many of the industry’s top media companies in leadership positions, including NBC, Post-Newsweek, Meredith, and CBS. He makes the process of developing video strategies for the web, mobile, and social media entertaining, engaging, and easy for his clients. Easy Edit Video crafts your video with top editing software and tools, utilizing titles, graphics, color correction, and audio for a finished project that delivers results. They can also create any size, format, or duplications you need. Whether you need footage on-site, from the air, or in their green-screen studio, they capture whatever your video needs.”

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“Day Eight Studios is passionate about creativity and telling stories. They started with weddings, capturing and telling stories of couples in love, but they wanted to do more. They are a husband and wife team who were created by a desire to see the industry transformed through new, innovative tools. Day Eight Studios holds true to its values to remain honest with their customers while capturing their wedding day in a unique and beautiful way. They specialize in timeless and genuine photos and videos that represent who you truly are. They share their adventures, struggles, lives, and stories with those closest to them.”

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