Just like a documentary, wedding films open the door
to vulnerability. This witness allows others to see a side
of your heart they may need to encounter.
Your story is a heartfelt example
of God's work in action.
catholic, Ontario Based
Videographer & Photographer
A little more about me...
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Hello Again!
With those photos, I found fun music and created family slideshows. I created my first "video" when I was 13. It was
a slideshow of my Aunt's baby shower. As I watched the final film with my Aunt, she started to cry. The slideshow brought back the emotions she felt, as if no time had passed. That stuck with me.
Growing up,
much of my
work experience
was in ministry.
That's where
I learned the necessity of
good, authentic storytelling.
Especially when
it comes to Faith.
Wherever You Are
Short documentary on mission trip
cameroon, africa
In May 2019, I went on a mission trip to Cameroon, Africa with a University student movement called, "Catholic Christian Outreach". We collected a ton of photos and video footage that were just stored on a hard drive.
We had so many stories to share, but no way of passing
it along.
Life moves quickly, and some experiences
—like weddings, family gatherings, or milestones—
are too precious to lose to memory.
When Covid hit, I was taking a Documentary class. Our final project was to create a short documentary on a topic of our choosing. I chose to put together a story about
our mission trip to Cameroon. Again, the reaction stuck
with me.
Short documentary on mission trip
cameroon, africa
I was the kid who didn't leave home without my trusty little Sony Point
& Shoot.
I was the kid who didn't leave home without my trusty little Sony Point & Shoot. With those photos, I found fun music and created family slideshows. I created my first "video" when I was 13. It was a slideshow of my Aunt's baby shower. As I watched the final film with my Aunt, she started to cry. The slideshow brought back the emotions she felt, as if no time had passed. That stuck with me.
Growing up, much of my work experience was in ministry.
That's where I learned the necessity of good, authentic storytelling.
Especially when it comes to Faith.
In May 2019, I went on a mission trip
to Cameroon, Africa with a University student movement called, "Catholic Christian Outreach". We collected a ton of photos and video footage that were just stored on a hard drive. We had so many stories to share, but no way of passing it along.
When Covid hit, I was taking a documentary class. Our final project was to create a short documentary on a topic of our choosing. I chose to put together a story about our mission trip to Cameroon. Again, the reaction stuck with me.
Just like a documentary, wedding films open the door to vulnerability. This witness allows others to see a side of your heart they may need to encounter.
Your story is a heartfelt example
of God's work in action.
God First...
above all things...
St. Therese of Lisieux,
Pray for us!
A Catholic videographer will know how to showcase the church’s beauty in a way that complements your wedding story. They understand the need to be discreet and unobtrusive, focusing on the moments that matter most.
When my husband (Christien) and I were looking for
a photographer & videographer for our wedding,
it was important for us to have someone who was Catholic. Someone who understood the Mass and
the Sacredness of the Sacrament. I didn't want the cameras or flashing lights to distract from the Mass in any way. I wanted the content to highlight the essence
of the covenant my husband and I were making.
When my husband (Christien) and I were looking for
a photographer & videographer for our wedding,
it was important for us to have someone who was Catholic. Someone who understood the Mass and
the Sacredness of the Sacrament. I didn't want the cameras or flashing lights to distract from the Mass in any way. I wanted the content to highlight the essence of the covenant my husband and I were making.
St. Therese of Lisieux,
Pray for us!
A Catholic videographer will know how to showcase the church’s beauty in a way that complements your wedding story. They understand the need to be discreet and unobtrusive, focusing on the moments that matter most.
Do I Really Need
A Wedding Video?
a story
within
a story
The day you give yourself completely to your
spouse, should be documented in all it has to offer!
a story
within
a story
A film can serve as a source of inspiration and joy, especially during challenging times. It's a reminder that what you felt that day was real.
It is Undeniable...
It’s hard to dispute someone’s personal experience.
Your story is yours, and its authenticity stands as
a testament to God’s action in your life.
Photos capture moments...
Videos bring them to life!
Hearing the tremble in your voice as you say your vows, the laughter during speeches, or the joy during your first dance can be profoundly moving to watch years later.
Film uses all the senses to immerse you into the sights, sounds, and movements of the most important day of your life! If loved ones can’t attend, a wedding video lets them feel like they were part of the celebration.
It is Undeniable...
movement
voice
laughter
music
