An heirloom filmmaker that captures the feeling, not just the day.

The bookings kept coming. It kept getting harder to treat it like a side job. Eventually, it wasn't one.

That's still what draws me to this work. Not the gear, not the trends, not becoming "Instagram famous". The fact that what I'm filming is actually happening. Your wedding day is a real event with real stakes and real emotion, and my job is to be there for all of it — the planned parts and the unplanned ones.

I work quietly. I stay out of the way. And when something worth keeping happens, I'll be there.

I’m based in Arizona and South Dakota. I film weddings and elopements from Sedona, Phoenix, and Tucson; to Rapid City and the Black Hills, Custer State Park, and Badlands National Park, or any other destination your day takes you. 

I got into wedding videography because I wanted to make things that last. Not highlight reels. Not content. Real films; the kind you press play on ten years from now and feel the whole day rush back.

I didn't plan on becoming a wedding videographer.

I was working at a local TV station when my wife suggested I pick up weddings on the side for extra income. It was practical advice, nothing more. I wasn't looking for a calling.

But something shifted once I started filming them. After years of working on productions where everything was scripted, staged, and controlled, weddings were completely different. Nobody was performing. Nobody was hitting their marks. Things went sideways in ways nobody planned for, and somehow those were the moments that mattered most. I fell in love with it — not the industry, but the work itself. The realness of it.

I got into wedding videography because I wanted to make things that last. Not highlight reels. Not content. Real films; the kind you press play on ten years from now and feel the whole day rush back.

I didn't plan on becoming a wedding videographer.

I was working at a local TV station when my wife suggested I pick up weddings on the side for extra income. It was practical advice, nothing more. I wasn't looking for a calling.

But something shifted once I started filming them. After years of working on productions where everything was scripted, staged, and controlled, weddings were completely different. Nobody was performing. Nobody was hitting their marks. Things went sideways in ways nobody planned for, and somehow those were the moments that mattered most. I fell in love with it — not the industry, but the work itself. The realness of it.

The bookings kept coming. It kept getting harder to treat it like a side job. Eventually, it wasn't one.

That's still what draws me to this work. Not the gear, not the trends, not becoming "Instagram famous". The fact that what I'm filming is actually happening. Your wedding day is a real event with real stakes and real emotion, and my job is to be there for all of it — the planned parts and the unplanned ones.

I work quietly. I stay out of the way. And when something worth keeping happens, I'll be there.

I’m based in Arizona and South Dakota. I film weddings and elopements from Sedona, Phoenix, and Tucson; to Rapid City and the Black Hills, Custer State Park, and Badlands National Park, or any other destination your day takes you.