It began with
a favor for a friend.
A friend asked me to film her wedding. She knew I loved filmmaking, but shooting weddings wasn’t something I’d ever considered. I went in thinking about the shots I needed to get and the moments I couldn’t miss. What I didn’t expect was how much I’d love being a part of it.
There’s something incredible about capturing one of the biggest days in someone’s life and turning it into a film they can return to for years. Every couple has their own story, and no two weddings are the same. That’s what keeps it interesting.
Better, together.
These days, I get to share that experience with my fiancée, Robby. Having her alongside me has made something I already loved even more meaningful. We get to meet incredible people and create something together that they’ll have long after the wedding.
When we’re not behind the cameras, you’ll usually find us on the mats. Jiu-jitsu is a huge part of our lives, and we spend much of our time training and coaching at our academy.
Friends first.
Filmmakers, too.
By the time your wedding comes around, we want you to feel like you’re spending the day with a couple of friends. We want to make something personal and honest: a film that brings you back to your people and how it felt to be there.
And after all these years, I still get excited every time we get to tell a new story.