PRESS RELEASE: CINEMOTIVE WINS VIDEO PRODUCTION CATEGORY IN 23RD NSW ABIA WEDDING AWARDS

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CINEMOTIVE WINS VIDEO PRODUCTION CATEGORY IN 23RD NSW ABIA WEDDING AWARDS
Cinemotive also finalist in Photography category with 95.64% rating.

Sydney based wedding photography and videography company Cinemotive is proud to have won the 2019 NSW ABIA Wedding Award for Video Production with a 99.92% rating.

Cinemotive also received a 95.64% rating in the Photography category, placing as a finalist.
Over 8,079 Wedding Couples determined the 780 nominees, 279 finalists and winners across 35 wedding industry categories including Best Venue, Best Wedding Cake Designer, Best Bridal Gown Boutique, and more.

“Leading a successful bridal business in a saturated wedding marketplace can prove to be a difficult challenge,” says Cinemotive Director John Poulakis. “However, it is wedding-brands like ABIA Awards which can recognise, highlight, and promote the successes, tenacity and expertise of highly recommended wedding professionals, such as CInemotive, allowing couples to feel confident when planning their wedding day.”

Cinemotive was founded in 2010 and has steadily grown into a thriving videography and photography company, capturing weddings as they unfold.

Built on core values of respecting religion and culture, putting family first, embracing empathy, upholding integrity and ethical standards, and being adventurous, creative, and open-minded. Cinemotive believes their work is not complete until the customer says “WOW.”

Since 1996, The Australian Bridal Industry Academy has served as the peak industry body for the bridal industry. Their mission is to connect engaged couples with trustworthy wedding businesses through peer-reviewed accreditation. The ABIA Awards are the longest-standing wedding industry awards in Australia.

For more information on Cinemotive, visit Cinemotive.com.au.

For more information on the ABIA, visit abia.com.au.

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December 12, 2019/by Reland Pigte

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