I would describe my approach as documentary meets cinematic. I observe, move quietly and stay out of the way to capture the real moments, as it was. My goal is never to direct your day, but to follow it. To capture the moments you didn't even know were happening.

I film with a mix of techniques depending on the energy of the moment. A gimbal gives smooth, floating shots that bring elegance and calm to emotional scenes. A handheld camera brings raw energy to the dance floor. The combination is what makes the final film feel alive.

Authenticity is everything to me. I'll never force you to do anything that feels uncomfortable – the best moments are always the ones that happen naturally.

Golden Light

If the weather allows, I always recommend setting aside a few minutes around sunset. That golden light is unlike anything else and even a short window can produce some of the most beautiful shots of the entire day. During your portrait session with the photographer, I'll be right there too – capturing behind-the-scenes moments that weave seamlessly into the rest of your film.

What I Capture

From the quiet nerves of getting ready, to the first look, the ceremony, the speeches, the first dance and everything in between. I'm there for all of it. The big moments and the small ones. The planned and the unexpected. All carefully pieced together into a film that tells the full story of your day.

The Editing Process

Once your wedding day is over, my work is just beginning. I go through every clip, build a rough structure, then refine, syncing music, shaping the pacing and color grading each scene so the final film feels cohesive and cinematic from the first frame to the last.