Getting More Referrals as a Wedding Videographer
Jun 11, 20261h 19mEp. 4S8
Jason and Jared and the THREE types of referrals you need to get as a wedding filmmakers and photographers and how to get more of each.
Hosted by Jason McCutchen, Jared Haskell · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 180 episodes
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If you are a Wedding Filmmaker then the Wedding Film School Show is for you. Hosted by Jason McCutchen and Jared Haskell of Stopgolove and Huxley Film, we dive into the depths of how to run a wedding filmmaking biz in the wedding industry. From gear talk, to industry interviews, to straight up mathy business topics, we cover a lot of ground. Give us a subscribe and let us know what you want hear about next!
Jason McCutchen, Jared Haskell hosts The Wedding Film School Show, a business show with 180 episodes published.
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