Why I Film the Way I Do
Over time, I stopped walking into weddings thinking only about what I wanted to capture. Now I try to pay attention first and let the people and the day show me what the film should become.
I Put a Piece of Myself Into a Story That Isn’t About Me
Every wedding film carries hundreds of personal choices. The strange part is that if I do the work well, the viewer should stop thinking about me and start seeing themselves.
The People Are Why Weddings Feel Different
Weddings feel different because people feel different at them. Families reconnect. Friends show up. Vendors become a team. After enough years, all of those people start becoming part of my story too.
The Invisible Work Behind a Wedding Film
A wedding film should feel effortless. Behind it are cameras, audio, lighting, batteries, constant problem-solving and hours of editing that the couple should never have to think about.
Why I Still Film Weddings
Weddings are stressful, exhausting and completely unpredictable. There are no second chances. So why, after all these years, do I still want to film them? The answer has less to do with cameras than I thought.