What I Actually Use To Film Your Day When people ask what I film with, they’re usually expecting a neat list.The truth is a bit more layered than that. I use a mix of modern digital cameras, vintage lenses, and old camcorders, each one bringing something slightly different to the feel of your film. Sony FX system for clean, reliable, cinematic base footage Vintage lenses for softness, texture and character Camcorders for nostalgic, imperfect, home-video moments In editing, I

The Biggest Secret? Most couples tell me the same thing: "We're awkward in front of the camera." The good news is that the best wedding films have very little to do with being good on camera. The best wedding films happen when you stop thinking about the camera altogether. Be Present, Not Perfect Talk to each other. Laugh loudly. Hold hands. Spend time with your favourite people. Forget I'm there. That's genuinely where the magic happens. I work in a relaxed, documentary-led

What a beauifult day. Little sneak peak for Ellie & Ethan. So many beautiful moments and back drops throughout the whole day. Was such a privilege to capture your moments.

A few clips with Lydia and Tom exploring Dyffryn Gardens post church and pre wedding reception.

There’s a good chance your parents have a dusty box somewhere filled with old camcorder tapes. The kind where someone accidentally films their own feet for twenty seconds, your uncle zooms in far too much, and everyone’s hair choices are questionable at best. And somehow... they're perfect. Not because they're technically flawless, but because they feel like memories. The videos we treasure most aren't always the most polished. They're the ones that make us feel something. Th

Lydia & Tom's summer wedding at Citizen Church followed by Dyffryn Gardens