Wedding videographer · Jimbaran
Leura Film
The film side of the Terralogical group, Leura Film works from Bali and Jakarta and travels widely. Its style is cinematic documentary: real moments, vows and speeches cut to music, delivered as a highlight film, a full-length edit and a short trailer. Recent films include Tirtha Uluwatu, The Ungasan and Sky at AYANA, and the team has also shot weddings on Super 8.
About Leura Film
Leura Film is the wedding film studio of the Terralogical group, working from Bali and Jakarta and travelling widely for destination weddings, with recent films shot in Singapore, Bintan, New Zealand, Japan and California. Because the photography and film teams belong to the same group, couples can book both together and expect the crews to work as one on the day.
The style is cinematic documentary. Films are built around spontaneous moments, vows and speeches, set to carefully chosen music, so the story is told in the couple's own words rather than with staged scenes. Bookings typically produce a highlight film, a longer edit and a short trailer for sharing. Recent Bali work includes Tirtha Uluwatu, The Ungasan and Sky at AYANA, and the team has also filmed weddings on Super 8.
Services
- ✦Wedding highlight films
- ✦Full-length wedding edits
- ✦Short trailers
- ✦Super 8 film
- ✦Proposal films
- ✦Destination weddings abroad
Before you book
Questions to ask Leura Film
- 01Can we watch two or three full wedding films, not just highlight reels?
- 02How do you record audio for the vows and speeches, and do you bring lapel microphones?
- 03How many videographers are included, and who will be on site on the day?
- 04Is your drone pilot licensed, and have you flown at our venue before?
- 05Do you offer a same-day edit or a quick teaser, and what does it add to the price?
- 06How long will the highlight and full film be, and when will we receive them?
- 07Which music do you use, and can we post the film on social media without it being muted?
- 08Do we receive the raw footage, and for how long do you keep a back-up?