I’m mostly a fly on the wall, capturing genuine moments as they happen, but I can have my chatty moments too when the vibe calls for it. My goal is to be unobtrusive while still making you feel relaxed and comfortable in front of the camera.

I love capturing weddings in a way that truly reflects each couple’s story. I focus on real moments, the laughter, the quiet glances, the energy of the day, and turn them into films that feel both natural and cinematic. My goal is to create a wedding film that doesn’t just show what happened, but makes you feel it every time you watch.

I get inspired by real-life moments, beautiful light, and films that tell a story you can feel. I love capturing laughter, little details, and the vibes that make each wedding unique, and turning them into something you’ll actually want to watch again and again.

I love capturing the moments that really tell your story — the laughter, the tears, the quiet glances, and all the little details that make your day uniquely yours. I want your wedding film to feel like a memory you can step back into anytime.

The most important thing to know is that I genuinely care about capturing your day in a way that feels natural and true to you. I’m relaxed, easy to get along with, and I’ll make sure you feel comfortable in front of the camera so your wedding film truly reflects the joy and love of your day.

It’s hard to pick just one, but one of my favourites was a wedding down south last summer. The couple were full of fun and laughter, and the night ended with them jumping into the pool — the bride still in her wedding dress! Moments like that, full of joy and spontaneity, are exactly why I love what I do.

I’ve had the pleasure of filming at venues such as Dalton Old Pump House, Beamish Hall, Black Horse at Beamish, Lake Henry, Le Petite Châtue, Solberge Hotel, South Causey Inn, and many more. Every venue has its own charm, and I love capturing what makes each one special.