Video In Progress

Video In Progress makes story-focused wedding videos for couples across the Delmarva peninsula, from a base in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. The owner, Luke Hastings, began filming events early and turned it into a profession in 2012. He studied digital cinematography at Full Sail University. The business holds a 5.0 average rating across 12 reviews.

Rehoboth and LGBTQ+ couples

Video In Progress is LGBTQ+-owned. Rehoboth Beach is a well-known beach town with a visible LGBTQ+ community, and a local videographer with that background brings useful knowledge of the area.

The range of films

The listing describes high-definition and 4K footage and a choice between a full-featured film and an intimate highlight video. Full-day coverage is offered, so candid moments that often pass unnoticed can be caught. The owner has used industrial-style equipment, including cranes, studio lighting and green screen.

Choosing a format

• A highlight film suits couples who want a short piece to share
• A full-feature film suits couples who want speeches and vows kept in full
• Ask whether both can be combined in one package

Decide who will watch the film, and ask for a sample of each style. Clarify how you will receive the final files and how long they are kept.

Coastal planning

Beach weddings bring wind noise, so ask how audio is recorded for vows. Ask whether a drone is used and whether your venue permits it. Summer weekends in Delaware fill early, so reserve your date as soon as it is set. Share your timeline and a list of people you want featured, and agree on how revisions are handled.