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Blurring the line.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)

By Mittleberg, Steve
Publication: EventDV
Date: Sunday, May 1 2005

David Robin makes some excellent points in February's MAIN EVENT, "Crossing the Line" (p. 18). Being unobtrusive while shooting a wedding and utilizing a videojournalistic style is an approach that can certainly yield very creative and pleasing results. But regarding Mr. Robin's comment, "Guest interviews are definitely a thing of the past," my question is, "Why?"

Sometimes we forget that even if we've heard the same lines over and over and seen the same scenes repeated with minor variations, these events are once-in-a-lifetime for our clients.

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