As layered and intricate as this story is, Brittany and Mitch’s love lies at the heart of it, providing a constant to the narrative that makes each element of their day flow organically into the next. Whether it’s the couple’s own personal vows, a rabbi’s address, or a loved one’s speech, they all lend to the story of Brittany and Mitch and the love they share, which is infectious by the way it eminates from every single frame of their wedding film.
They all lend to the story of Brittany and Mitch and the love they share, which is infectious by the way it eminates from every single frame of their wedding film.
With truly personal vows exchanged moments before the ceremony under the pine trees that line Cambium Farms’ back field, a magical Jewish/Macedonian ceremony accented by the perfectly diffused sunlight that made its way through the holes and gaps in between the wooden panels of the barn, traditional dances, an intimate first look, and all the moment in between each of these milestones, Brittany and Mitch’s wedding film tugs at our heart strings and gives us all the feels.
You won’t find bigger fans of the odd weather we’ve been given in Toronto this summer than us. Yes, the constant threat of thunderstorms is unwelcome, but the climate on either side of these storms yields the most perfect of shooting conditions — overcast skies, vibrant colours, beautiful clouds, and moody scenes (you may remember us saying just this just a few weeks ago). It’s not the typical forecast a wedding cinematographer usually hopes for, but despite calls for rain on almost every single wedding we’ve had this past season, we’ve been consistently on the perfect end of each storm. That’s where Angela and Barry come in. continue reading
With a beautifully-crafted celebration tailored to their closest friends and family and spread across a couple of days amongst the sun-kissed vineyards of Niagara on the Lake, Melanie and Carey’s wedding is one of the most epic films we have ever put together. Starting with the exquisitely-told story of how they met at a party in Toronto, the narrative goes on to take a life of its own using their speeches and vows to tell the story of their day, their relationship thus far, and what it has and will become. It’s a complex and interwoven narrative that frames all the different elements that make this film so special: the bohemian, picnic-style rehearsal dinner at the Woodburn Inn, their perfectly informal speeches, the intimate ceremony tucked away on the edge of the Ridgepoint Winery vineyards, and the rustic open-air dinner that followed.
It’s a complex and interwoven narrative that frames all the different elements that make this film so special.
Snowy days are for perusing the latest issue of WedLuxe Magazine and checking out Rouzhin and Naram’s wedding at the AGO Art Gallery of Ontario. We’re so happy to be featured in the magazine and blog as the wedding videographers for this jaw-dropping celebration and all of its Marie-Antoinette-inspired details.
Why do we love this wedding so much? Aside from completely transforming each room at the AGO into enchanted gardens (ballerinas et all), Rouzhin and Naram kept their love and their guests at the heart of their day. Their touching vows provide an intimate narrative that grounds their story amongst all these grandiose elements. continue reading
The first time we met Shea, we were running around the AGO in Toronto putting together a same-day edit for Kali and Edward. She had stopped by to help with the decor and we briefly talked about all the amazingness she had in store for Blake and Corey’s day the following year. It would probably make sense to add that Shea is a crazy talented wedding planner and designer with an eye for the rustic and romantic.
Being big fans of her work, and hitting it off on a few different industry nights and galas since then, we were absolutely thrilled when she reached out to us to be their wedding cinematographers. continue reading
Sarah and Robert shared an incredible weekend of wedding celebrations at the JW Marriott in Muskoka and, as much as we could talk about the beautiful landscapes carpeted with lush forests and rock formations, or the glass-like water and how it reflected the subdued dusk colours before transitioning into a deep black, or how the couple, along with their friends and families, made each breathtaking scene a little more vibrant with their glowing happiness, our words wouldn’t even come close to doing this beautiful film justice. So we’re going to save you from any more ridiculously long run-on sentences and keep it short.
“Our ceremony will be held on an old church that sits on top of a hill overlooking Lake Rosseau.”
We instantly knew, from our very first meeting with Sarah and Robert, that their day would make for a stunning film. Their love and excitement was so evident, their laughter infectious, and their plans so cinematic. Let’s just say that they had us at “our ceremony will be held on an old church that sits on top of a hill overlooking Lake Rosseau”, and when they told us a few weeks before the wedding that they’d be hopping on a boat directly after the ceremony for a scenic ride to their reception, we were completely over the moon.
This is a film of beautiful people, beautiful moments and beautiful landscapes, each playing off each other to elevate the whole. And also, slow-mo. 🐢✨
We always push ourselves to look at things differently, try new techniques, and approach every project we take on with a different perspective. It’s this philosophy that allows each wedding film we create to have a distinctive look and feel — a vibe and aesthetic reflective of the couple and the voice they lend their film. And while it’s easy for wedding videographers to take on a style-over-content approach, we feel that our doctrine pushes us to think of our stories and characters and how our style strengthens these elements.
Betsy and Henry’s film is the culmination of this ideology.
There were a few aspects of Betsy and Henry’s day that were fundamental to their story: their very emotional vows, the traditional Chinese wedding rituals, Mandarin culture, the coming together of their families, and Toronto’s Queen St. West, the street where Henry grew up, where the couple now lives, and where their wedding took place.
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To say that Rouzhin and Naram’s wedding had it all is an understatement. It had more than we could have ever thought “all” to encompass. A beautifully decorated sofreh ceremony, ballerinas, an a capella choir, gelato trucks and traditional Turkish coffee stations, a bubble send-off, a multitude of performances, a choreographed first dance, and an extravagant Marie Antoinette-themed reception spread across Toronto’s Four Seasons, St. Paul’s Basilica, and the AGO.
Every aspect of their day – big or small — had a personal touch and sought to provide their close friends and family with the most amazing experience