The only way to do great work is to love what you do
And part of loving what I do is loving the dopamine hit I get when my clients have that “OH MY GOD, THAT’S F#%&ING AMAZING!’ reaction when watching themselves in my wedding films.
Call me Raph (because you’ll naturally end up doing it anyway). Thanks to people like yourself, I get to document milestone moments that you will be able to relive for the rest of your life. Everyone should have their wedding day filmed because there are only so many things friends and family can record on their phones. I know I’m heavily relied upon to capture moments other people just can’t get to and I relish that opportunity.
If I seem like your kind of vibe, you like my work and I’m within budget, then send me a message on my contact page.
I promise - you won’t regret this decision.
Photos can only take you back so far. Go all the way with video
If photos are moments frozen in time, videos are time machines. Weddings are stories about two people coming together and the best stories come directly from the bride, groom and everyone involved in their journey. In the video below, I conducted a small one-on-one with both the bride and groom (something I do often), to have them tell their story. What makes this great is how you begin to invest in their story, even though you don’t know them. Now that’s powerful.
