In Episode 16 of Video Editing Systems, we're joined by Lindsey Tyler, a professional wedding photographer who expanded her business into videography. Lindsey shares how she got started with video, what motivated her to add wedding films to her services, and the challenges that came with learning a completely new side of the wedding industry.

We also dive into Lindsey's experience outsourcing her wedding video editing to different editors before eventually starting to work with me as her editor. We discussed what she was looking for in an editor, the challenges she experienced with outsourcing, and how finding the right editing partner can help wedding videographers save time and focus on growing their businesses.Follow Lindsey!https://www.instagram.com/lindseytylerphoto_film/www.https://lindseytylerweddings.com/And here are my links too!www.devondennisstudios.comhttps://www.instagram.com/devondennisstudios/

If you're a wedding photographer considering adding videography, a wedding videographer thinking about outsourcing your editing, or a video editor looking to work with professional filmmakers, this episode offers an inside look at what it's actually like to build an effective editor-client relationship.

In Episode 15 of Video Editing Systems, I sit down with David and Cailey Loring, a father-daughter video production team with a combined passion for storytelling and an incredible legacy in the wedding industry.David has spent 55 years in professional videography, he has seen first hand the evolution of wedding filmmaking. Together, we discuss how technology has transformed the way wedding films are created, delivered, and experienced by couples over the decades.David also shares some of his favorite memories from more than five decades behind the camera, discussing what has changed, what has stayed the same, and some of his most special memories. Follow David and Cailey:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/loringvideo/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/p/David-Loring-Video-Productions-100063785371414/ And here are my links too!www.devondennisstudios.comhttps://www.instagram.com/devondennisstudios/

Rachel Shenton is a wedding video editor with 11 years in the game! We have very different workflows and it was a blast comparing and contrasting different editing workflows.

Every editor has a unique approach to storytelling, pacing, music, color grading, and emotional impact. In this episode, Rachel and I compare our wedding film editing styles, discussing where our workflows overlap, where they differ, and why there isn't just one "right" way to edit a wedding film.

Follow Rachel on all of her channels:

Website - https://www.rachelshenton.co.uk/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rshenton.editor/

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/rshentoneditor

And here are my links too!

www.devondennisstudios.com

www.instagram.com/devondennisstudios

Follow Jonathan on all of his channels:Weddings - https://www.instagram.com/jschroeder.mediaPersonal - https://www.instagram.com/jonathanrschroederMusic - https://www.instagram.com/jonnymakesmusicKendama - https://www.instagram.com/jonnyplayskendama https://www.mediabyjonny.com/Let's create together!www.devondennisstudios.comFollow me on IG!www.instagram.com/devondennisstudios

Tendinitis and carpal tunnel are very serious injuries for editors and can become a nightmare. I personally developed a tendonosis (Lateral Epicondylalgia) from editing and climbing. In this episode of Video Editing Systems I share what caused the injury, measures you can take to avoid elbow, wrist or shoulder pain while editing, and how I recovered from my tennis elbow. If you’re looking to continue to work at the computer and sustain a routine this episode is the one to listen to. Here’s a link to a video explaining what Lateral Epicondylalgia is and how to test to see if you have it. https://youtu.be/gf4dcg2i2HU?si=zDu0VhcrWPY_AfXFIf you have any kind of injury from working at a desk (or anything else) reach out! Even if it’s just for emotional support. I know how much these injuries can suck!www.devondennisstudios.comwww.instagram.com/devondennisstudios

In this episode of Video Editing Systems, I sit down with Tony Wise of Wise Videography to talk about what it really takes to continue growing as a successful wedding videographer in today’s competitive market.From improving client experience to scaling a wedding video business without burning out, Tony shares the systems, mindset shifts, and workflow strategies that have helped him keep leveling up year after year.At Devon Dennis Studios, we help wedding videographers reclaim their time with professional wedding video editing services designed specifically for busy filmmakers.Topics Covered:Growing a wedding videography businessWedding filmmaker workflow systemsOutsourcing wedding video editingHow to trust an editorHow to scale as a wedding videographerAvoiding burnout in creative businessesClient experience tips for wedding filmmakersBuilding sustainable video editing systemsIf you're a wedding videographer looking to grow faster while editing less, this episode is for you.📸 Follow Tony Wise & Wise Videography:https://www.instagram.com/wisevideography📲 Follow Devon Dennis Studios for more wedding filmmaker education:https://www.instagram.com/devondennisstudios🎬 Outsource your wedding edits with me!https://devondennisstudios.com#WeddingVideographer #WeddingVideoEditing #WeddingFilmmaker #VideoEditingSystems #WeddingVideographyBusiness #OutsourceEditing #WeddingVideoEditor #CreativeBusiness #FilmmakingWorkflow #WeddingFilm

In Episode 10 of Video Editing Systems, I sit down with Jordan Paige from Jordan Paige Media Company to discuss her journey from serving in the military to building a career in videography and content creation.Jordan shares how she first got started with video production while in the military, the skills she developed during her service, and the habits that continue to shape her workflow today. We explore how military experience can translate into success in filmmaking and entrepreneurship.🎥 In this episode, we cover:-How Jordan Paige transitioned from the military into videography-Lessons from military service that apply to video production-Daily habits that improve editing speed and efficiency-Building structure and systems in a creative business-Advice for aspiring filmmakers and content creatorsIf you're a videographer, video editor, or content creator, this episode offers powerful insights on building discipline, structure, and long-term success in the filmmaking industry.Check out Jordan:https://www.jordanpaigemediacompany.com/https://www.instagram.com/jpmediacompany/And meeeee!www.devondennisstudios.com https://www.instagram.com/devondennisstudios/

In Episode 9 of Video Editing Systems, I break down my complete wedding film editing workflow for 2026, sharing the systems, tools, and creative decisions that help me deliver high-quality films efficiently and consistently.

This episode is designed for videographers and video editors who want to improve turnaround times, stay organized during busy seasons, and scale their business without sacrificing storytelling. From file management and project organization to software choices, editing structure, and client delivery, I walk through every step of my modern wedding post-production process.

💍 Topics covered:

• My step-by-step wedding film editing workflow for 2026
  

• File organization and project management systems
  

• Editing structure for highlight films and full edits
  

• Software, presets, and automation tools I rely on
  

• How to balance speed, creativity, and consistency
  

Whether you’re a solo wedding filmmaker or running a post-production team, this episode will give you practical insights you can apply immediately to your own workflow.

Let’s create together!

www.devondennisstudios.com

https://www.instagram.com/devondennisstudios/