Videography is the art or practice of making one's own video shows or movies using a video camera.

A videographer films and creates videos for birthday parties, weddings, documentaries court reporting, news broadcasts,underwater documentaries etc.. Videographer’s don’t just do video work they also create slide shows and photography work etc..

This is what an average videographer charges: Home Movies (8mm and Super 8) 3"(50ft.) reel -- $4.00 5"(200ft) reel -- $ "(400ft) reel -- $17.00 A splicing fee of $1.00 will be charged for each occurrence.

Photographs 50 photos -- $40.00 Or $.80 per photo Slides and Photos are recorded for approx. 5-6 seconds each. Add $10.00 to all orders for tape and setup charge. 35mm Slides $.50 per slide

Background Music -- $7.00 first half hour, $5.00 each additional half hour. Photos and Slides set to your music -- $5.00 per song. Titles -- $2.00 ea. (First title is free) Copies -- $13.00 ea. (Includes cost of VHS tape) Every precaution is taken to preserve the condition of your original materials. We reserve the right to refuse material in poor condidtion.

Basically the training needed to become a videographer is to have gone to college for at least four to five years and studied the basics of videography.

Working conditions for a career in Videography are constantly changing. You work out side, inside of homes, in studios, in ball parks, and if your working on a movie you might even film in various types of weather, under water, on mountains etc.

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