Like most photographers, I picked up my first DSLR back in college, initially just experimenting and taking photos of friends and family. However, video was always where I found myself drawn to. I spent a lot of time filming for numerous projects for different student organizations. As my career shifted more seriously into photography after graduating, filmmaking slowly took a back seat. That changed a few years later when I attended one of the largest photography and videography judging competitions and saw what a wedding film could be. Watching those films reignited my passion for storytelling through motion, reminding me why I fell in love with filmmaking in the first place—and why it’s once again a core part of how I tell stories today.

It’s the small moments that matter most. Beyond your beautifully written vows, from the embarrassing jokes shared by your friends to the tear-jerking stories told by your siblings, we look for the in-between moments that shape your film—creating a feature film that truly feels authentically you.

How It Started—

Thoughtful Approach—