A day to remember.
A story to return to.
Kevin and Jodie wanted a film of their ceremony, party and speeches. I shaped these moments into a 70-second highlight.
I planned the shots, filmed the day, chose the music and brought the edit together.
Stay close.
Leave room to feel.
I mixed quiet details with the bigger moments: getting ready, the ceremony and a room full of celebration.
I opened with the first look, then returned to the preparations. A final walk brings it back to the two of them.
From frame
to pencil.
I revisited nine moments from the film as a pencil sequence to explore framing and flow.
I created these AI-assisted sketches after the edit. They’re a retrospective study, not original pre-production drawings.
Tap a frame to jump to that moment. Times are approximate.
Anticipation first.
I start with the anticipation, then take you back to the preparations.
Widen the connection.
I open up from personal details to the people gathered around them.
Return to the couple.
I finish with a quiet walk together after the energy of the reception.
One film.
End-to-end craft.
Plan the coverage.
I planned the coverage around the people and moments that mattered.
Capture the day.
I filmed the day, set the shots and worked with the camera kit below.
Shape the story.
I chose the footage, found the rhythm and matched the music to the story.
Nikon Z f
Camera system with multiple lenses.
Nikon D750
Second camera used for the production.
Manfrotto
Tripod.
RS 3 Mini
Ronin gimbal.
My kit: Nikon Z f, Nikon D750, Manfrotto tripod and Ronin RS 3 Mini.