Yes. The bot reads your package descriptions and explains length, edit style, and what kind of moments make it into each cut. A 4-6 minute cinematic Highlight focuses on the emotional arc and music. A 15-minute Storytelling adds vows, toasts, and a documentary throughline. The bot uses your actual language, not generic film-school definitions.

If your site mentions FAA Part 107 licensing or restricted airspace policies, the bot quotes them. Most clients just want to know if drone is included or extra and whether their venue is flyable - the bot handles that fast and flags airspace concerns (TFRs near coastal venues, urban no-fly zones) so couples are not surprised on the day.

Yes. It routes brand inquiries to your day-rate or project-rate pricing and captures deliverables, brand assets, approval rounds, and timeline. A startup recruiting video and a 5-day product shoot follow different proposal paths, so the right account lead gets the lead with the right context.

It hands off to your booking flow with event details, package interest, shooter preference, and travel zone pre-filled where the integration supports it. For tools without a direct webhook, the conversation log goes to your inbox or CRM as a structured summary so nothing gets retyped.

If you offer a same-day edit, the bot quotes it from your menu and explains the turnaround, the extra editor onsite, and the equipment requirements (a dedicated edit station, reliable venue power, a proper preview screen). It also flags whether the venue can support a 90-minute reception cut versus only a teaser.

It quotes additional shooter or camera fees from your published pricing and matches the right team to the event scale. A 250-guest ballroom wedding gets sized differently than a 60-guest backyard ceremony, and the bot explains why three cameras change coverage during ceremonies and toasts.

If the couple already has a photographer, the bot captures that name and asks about the photographer's shot list and getting-ready schedule. Coordinated coverage matters for first looks and ceremony aisles - your team gets that context before the discovery call so the creative kickoff is faster.

Yes. If you use Musicbed, Soundstripe, or Artlist, the bot explains the license tier and why a couple cannot hand you a Spotify song. It also explains the difference between licensed catalog music and original score add-ons, plus the turnaround impact when the couple wants a specific feel rather than a tempo match.