Vintage Films with a Modern Twist

Before Booking Us: Take a look at our website. It is so important that you choose a videographer with a style that you love. Contact us and we will schedule a consultation call where I will create a customized Proposal with a Price Quote and Contract for you. Secured: Once your deposit has been made and the contract is signed we can start planning. I’ll check in with you every few weeks to see how the wedding planning is going and to offer any assistance. The Big Day: This is where all the fun happens! My hubby and I will show up and capture your wedding. We’ll tag-team with your other vendors to help guide the day and keep you at ease and free of stress. We want you to be able to experience it and take it all in. Newlyweds: After the wedding, we head home and immediately double backup all of the content. Within 10-12 weeks, after carefully sorting and editing each clip, your Films will be ready! Then you get to relive the happiest day of your life! I highly suggest making a date out of seeing your wedding film for the first time ;)

The Myths: 1. Wedding videos are cheesy and boring 2. Most couples only watch their wedding video once 3. A videographer will just get in the way The Truth: 1. Wedding videos are no longer boring. Don’t get me wrong, long and cheesy videos still exist, but now there are other options. With the use of a stabilizer and the latest technology we can create cinematic and epic short films that will blow your mind!! No boring videos…Not around here! 2. If you are getting married and plan on having children I absolutely, positively, know you WILL watch the wedding video more than once! When your kids are old enough they will want to watch your video. Your grandchildren will want to view your video. Your wedding video will become a family heirloom you can pass down to generations. 3. The days of large cameras, annoying videographers, table to table interviews and big carts on the dance floor are a thing of the past. Technological advances have made this equipment pretty much obsolete. I film with a DSLR camera that is very small and powerful.