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By Mark, Alan
Publication: EventDV
Date: Tuesday, August 1 2006

As a wedding videographer in Salt Lake, I'd like to comment on Elizabeth Welsh's March Studio Time, "You Must Remember This," (pp. 16-18), which focused on Salt Lake City-based videographer Mike Nelson and Remember When Videos.

The purpose of my letter is to explain the challenges videographers face in Utah, where 60%-70% of the population is LDS (Latter-day Saint).

If one reads between the lines of the article, the message is that to video an LDS event, the videographer must be LDS. That has been my experience. And since the vast majority of weddings are LDS

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