My goal is to make a film that reminds couples of the feeling they had on their wedding day; and I do that by combining gorgeous imagery with beautiful music and some pitch-perfect speeches.

I can’t think of another time in someone’s life when people are going to hire a professional videographer, with cinema quality cameras and lenses to capture naturalistic moments of friends and family interacting with each other. So it’s a pleasure to be able to turn this once in a lifetime moment into a cinematic and emotional memory. We all imagine our lives as a film, and for one day I’m able to make that a reality for people.

I'm generally pretty smiley and easygoing but I see it as my job (and a pleasure) to make sure that my couples are having fun, know what they're doing, and most importantly, that they feel relaxed and calm.

This could be talking them through the day, telling them that no matter how confident people might seem externally, every couple is going through the same, or just making silly jokes to cut through the tension…that’s particularly useful when there’s a stressed Mother of the Bride
From a creative point of view this also helps capture the best moments - a smiling couple always makes for the best film.

I describe my style as cinematic documentary. I use very good quality cameras and sharp lenses so I always feel confident that what a couple is seeing is something they couldn't film themselves. The only time I really direct my couples is during the couple shoot; aside from that I pretty much let the day unfold as naturally as possible as I’ve found that brings the best results.