After several years working in the fashion industry, I was introduced to videography by a designer and close friend who was building a team for a wedding filmmaking company. I joined the team and began learning the foundations of wedding filmmaking through direct experience, working under guided mentorship and alongside people who had already spent years refining their craft.

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Over the following two summers, I worked with two wedding film companies and collaborated with experienced filmmakers, which gave me a strong technical and creative base, while also showing me how much more there was to explore beyond simply documenting a day. I also came to appreciate just how varied weddings can be and I feel fortunate to have captured a wide range of celebrations over the years, from the more casual and informal to those that are more detailed and considered.

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In many ways, capturing weddings came to feel like a natural meeting point for everything I had long been drawn to. It brought together visuals, emotion, sound, style and storytelling with the unpredictability, intimacy and personal connection that a wedding day holds. There is something truly special about the way everyone is drawn into a day that is both wonderfully momentary and full of feeling.

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I feel privileged to work a craft that is both creatively challenging and emotionally compelling, while also allowing me to meet people at such an important and personal moment in their lives.