In 2018, I filmed my very first wedding — and it just happened to be my sister’s. From that day on, I was hooked. There’s something incredibly special about capturing the emotion of a wedding day: the quiet moments, the uncontrollable laughter, and yes, the happy tears that seem to come out of nowhere.

Weddings weren’t where I started, though. Before that, I spent time in travel videography and live entertainment, learning how to tell stories in fast-moving, unpredictable environments. That experience shaped how I see moments — not as something to stage, but something to feel and preserve.

I’ve had a camera in my hand for as long as I can remember — probably since I was around 12. Remember disposable Kodak cameras? If you do, you know exactly what I’m talking about. Capturing moments has always felt second nature to me. Growing up, my mom kept scrapbooks filled with family vacations, holidays, and life’s milestones. Looking through them now still brings me joy, and it’s a constant reminder of how important it is to have someone there to preserve those memories.

As a videographer, my focus is on capturing the moment — the connection between people, the setting, and the emotions that tie everything together. I want your wedding film to feel like a story you can step back into years from now. To hear the laughter again. To remember the energy of the room, the people who stood beside you, and the feeling of that day.

At the end of it all, my goal is simple: to make you happy. If watching your wedding film brings tears of joy and reminds you exactly how it felt to be there — then I’ve done my job.