Despite the fact that wedding photography is a discipline that I find very interesting and attractive, until a few weeks ago I had yet to be the official photographer at a wedding. And the truth is that I did not even participate in the entire report, only in the photo session prior to the boyfriend. But still, it was enough to bring out a series of lessons learned that I want to share with you.

Browse through design websites and social media platforms like Behance, Dribbble, and Pinterest to find inspiration for new design ideas. Experiment with different color schemes, fonts, and textures to create unique and eye-catching designs. Use Photoshop's blending modes to create interesting effects and layer different elements to add depth and dimension to your designs. Try using Photoshop's filters and adjustment layers to add interesting visual effects to your designs. Look for tutorials and online courses to learn new techniques and tips for using Photoshop. You can find these on platforms like YouTube, Udemy, Skillshare, and Lynda. Keep up to date with the latest design trends and incorporate them into your work. Take time to experiment and play around with different design elements in Photoshop. You never know what kind of creative ideas you might come up with!

Video editing is the process of manipulating and rearranging video shots to create a new work. Here are some tips for video editing: Plan your video: Before you start editing, plan out your video. Decide on the storyline, length, and shots you want to include. Cut out unnecessary footage: Cut out any footage that is unnecessary or doesn't fit with the storyline. This will help keep your video concise and engaging. Use jump cuts: Jump cuts are a quick and jarring cut between two shots of the same subject. They are a great way to create a sense of urgency and excitement. Add music: Adding music can help set the tone and mood of your video. Choose music that fits with the subject matter and doesn't overpower the visuals. Use transitions: Transitions are a way to smooth out cuts between shots. Use transitions like crossfades and dissolves to create a seamless flow between shots. Color grade your footage: Color grading is the process of adjusting the colors of your footage to create a certain mood or look. Use color grading to create a consistent look throughout your video. Add text and graphics: Use text and graphics to provide context, and information, or to add visual interest to your video. Adjust audio levels: Make sure the audio levels are consistent throughout the video. Adjust levels as necessary to avoid loud or quiet parts. Export and share: Once your video is complete, export it in a high-quality format and share it with your audience. By following these tips, you can create a polished and engaging video that tells a compelling story.