Wedding Videography based in St. Augustine, FL
Film, Digital, or a Mix of Both
I believe weddings are about presence, not perfection.
Weddings move fast. People cry, laugh, trip, hug too hard, and say the wrong thing in the most beautiful way. My goal is to preserve all of that — not just how your day looked, but how it felt to be in it.
I film weddings using a mix of digital, Super 8, and 16mm, depending on the feel you want. Each couple is different — and your film should be too.
Video Formats I Offer
16mm Film.
16mm has the look. Sharper and more polished than Super 8, it’s still full of texture — just smoother, more refined. This is the format used in indie films, music videos, surf movies, and anything where style matters. The grain is subtle, the motion is elegant, and the color comes from decades of analog evolution — not presets. It doesn’t just document your wedding, it elevates it.
I often compare it to listening to an album on vinyl. You let the whole thing play, imperfections and all. No skipping around — just letting it be what it is. If digital is a Subaru Forester — practical and reliable — 16mm is more like a 77 Ford Bronco, with an aged patina shined to perfection and built for style. You don’t drive it because you have to. You drive it because you want to.
Your wedding, recorded digitally.
Digital video is clean, reliable, and versatile — perfect for full-day coverage across any lighting scenario, from bright beach ceremonies to candlelit receptions. It allows for consistent results, high-quality audio, and creative flexibility in post. The color can lean bold and vibrant, or take on the softer, moodier tones of film — whatever fits the feel of your day.
Super 8 Film
Super 8 has a nostalgic, lived-in feel — perfect for montages that feel more emotional than polished. It’s gritty, shaky, and honest. There are no retakes, no perfection — just the moment as it really was. Comparable to a polaroid, in many ways. Added to digital footage, it adds an extra layer of feeling, like salt and pepper on your favorite dish. It’s not for precision — it’s for vibe.