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About me

(but really about you)

Your
happy story

Sometimes it just has to be about you.

Every couple is different, and that's exactly how I think wedding films should be.

Whether you're planning a relaxed celebration in Tuscany or an adventurous elopement in the Dolomites, my job isn't to direct your day—it's to capture it honestly.

The people, the atmosphere and the little moments that make your wedding yours are the things you'll want to remember most.

Happy pears owner Alex Jackson's profile photo from a wedding video shot in Europe

What to expect on the day

A few things to make your day easy for everyone involved

1. The Photographer and I

The wedding videgrapher showing the bride a funny moment from his camera on her wedding day

Working together

One of the questions I get asked most is: "Will the photographer and videographer get in each other's way?"

Communication is key, It's important for me to work with the photographer and to document moments, rather than direct.  

I will always try to provide a different perspective from the photographer, and to ensure your video compliments your photos in an effortless collaboration.

No posing necessary

A wedding in europe is full of fun and unforgettable moments. And none of these are posed!

I always keep an eye and ear out for awesome moments, and stay light and mobile so that when I do spot something fun, I'm already there.

What's more, shooting on a variety of lenses allows me to capture it all without invading personal space.​​

A happy bride on her wedding day

Stress-free

Nerves are normal before the ceremony, but once the day begins, most couples truly settle into it.

 

I believe the best way to keep everyone relaxed is to be calm and stress-free myself. 

Need someone to pin a buttonhole? Carry a bouquet? Calm some nerves before the ceremony? I'm always happy to help.​​

A bride and her mother enjoying an intimate moment on her wedding day

I never set out to make couples perform for the camera. The weddings I loved filming most were always the ones where people forgot I was there. That's the feeling I've been chasing ever since.

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