EXPERIENCE

HOW I THINK ABOUT YOUR FILM

Here’s how I approach weddings and what that means for your film.

I’m less interested in ticking off a shot list and more interested in how the day actually feels. I’m watching light, composition, and movement — but I’m also listening for the small things: the way someone laughs, the pause before vows, the room right before the party really starts.

My style is timeless, documentary, and unscripted with an editorial edge. I’ll step in with gentle direction when needed for clean, elegant frames, then disappear again so the real moments can unfold on their own.

Every wedding has its own rhythm. Some are slow and intimate, some are loud and wild, most are a mix of both. I follow that rhythm rather than forcing it, and build your film around the people and moments that matter most to you.

Whether it’s in Canada or somewhere farther away, the goal stays the same: a film that feels honest to your day and still feels good to watch years from now.