Discreet. Unobtrusive. Observational

MY AIM IS THAT YOU WON'T REALLY KNOW I'M THERE
I love filming weddings.  It's such a positive day full of love and excitement. Every wedding is totally unique.  And it's my job to capture it as it happens and package it into a film you can cherish. My style is to blend into the background and try to capture the emotion of the day. I won't ask you to pose - that's the photographers job, but just capture all the moments you won't see as the day unfolds. ​

I will...

  • Be the eyes of the day, looking for those little moments you won't necessarily see.
  • Blend into the background as best I can.
  • Work with the photographer and not against them.
  • Film with discretion - small silent cameras that don't make a sound or stand out.
  • Capture expressions and the emotions of the day.
  • Film the day without your guests really knowing I'm there.
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I won't

  • I won't ask you to pose or stage any shots.
  • I won't interrupt your day by chatting to you unless I need to know something of importance. (Some photographers are very chatty with the brides and then hover around them all day - this isn't me).
  • I won't get in the way of your guests or other suppliers - I am the fly on the wall...with a camera!
  • I won't leave at the end of the day until I'm happy I have all the footage I need.
  • I won't invade your guests personal space with my camera - I shoot at a distance​

Capturing your wedding on film

The heart of the wedding is the ceremony. These big moments need to be filmed with 100% surety. At these times I use more than one camera but discretion is always paramount to how I film.  The same goes for the speeches. Again, I will use multiple cameras  but they are silent. Discretion is always my objective.

Yours to cherish forever

My wedding filmmaking aims to bring out the emotion of your day. Those moving personal vows or heart-felt readings to Uncle Dave on the dance floor busting his craziest moves, they all happened on your day  and it is these ingredients that go into producing your wedding film to share with family and friends for years to come.