Planning your wedding can feel overwhelming with endless options and decisions. I understand that it can be challenging to choose what you want before your big day arrives. When I got married, I faced the same dilemmas:

“How do I know what I want now?”

“How am I supposed to choose something when the wedding is months away?”

“What if I change my mind closer to the date, or even after the wedding?”

Don’t worry!

I've crafted my approach and offerings to reflect the flexibility and choices I wished I had. I offer three types of films, each accompanied by a few handpicked options. This way, I film every wedding as if the couple had opted for everything I offer.

After the wedding, you have the flexibility to upgrade your film, request a new one, or add extras. This approach ensures you get exactly what you want, giving you the freedom to tailor a package that perfectly meets your needs.

My journey began in a small town in the northeast of England, where my fascination with recreating cinema magic sparked my passion for filmmaking. Limited access to cinemas as a child fueled my creativity at home, where I filmed toys and friends, reenacting the films I admired. This early interest led me to study film in college, followed by a joint honors degree in Film, TV, and Music at university in the UK.

My passion took me to L.A., where I spent a year working on film and TV sets, absorbing the industry’s best practices. Returning home, I channeled my experience into documenting memories with a focus on simplicity and connection. For me, filmmaking is about capturing purposeful, genuine moments that create a bond between the filmmaker and the viewer—it's about the feeling, not the equipment.

I find immense joy in capturing real moments of emotion and joy. It's humbling and grounding to witness and document these pure expressions. Traveling and experiencing diverse cultures and landscapes are bonuses that make my work even more rewarding. I believe in keeping things simple; elegance and timelessness come from beautiful simplicity and consistency, not from overcomplication.