Katie + Taylor — You and me forever.

As you’ll hear quite a few times in their wed­ding film, Katie + Tay­lor have been togeth­er for 15 years — an impres­sive feat made even more incred­i­ble by the fact that these two met and fell in love in grade 9 🥹

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Kalinka + Adriano — Your love is all I ever dreamt of.

We’ve said it before and we know we’ll say it again: the most sig­nif­i­cant piece of advise we can give our cou­ples is to be ful­ly present in and enjoy the wed­ding day. Tru­ly live it. Take in every moment of the celebration.

It makes all the dif­fer­ence in the final wed­ding video.

You can feel the ener­gy when a cou­ple is ful­ly invest­ed in their day. The guests’ excite­ment dur­ing the cock­tail hour tends to build into incred­i­ble recep­tion entrances and wild dance floors. It’s a vibe.

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Emma + Mark — You’re the line to my kite.

There are some wed­ding films that are almost impos­si­ble to describe because the video itself so per­fect­ly encap­su­lates a cou­ple and their cel­e­bra­tion. This is the case for Emma and Mark.

I mean, how do you put into words Emma’s infec­tious laugh­ter, Mark’s calm­ing pres­ence, how pal­pa­ble their love is when they are with each oth­er, or how their wed­ding com­plete­ly trans­formed Ever­green Brick­works with one of the most elab­o­rate cock­tail and recep­tion lay­outs we’ve ever seen.

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Madi + Alan — You have made me so fundamentally happy.

Set on their family’s pri­vate island in Musko­ka, Madi and Alan’s cel­e­bra­tion is one we’ve been look­ing for­ward to from the moment we met with them almost a year ago.

The two would be boat­ing over their entire guest list for a par­ty span­ning the whole island — from Alan’s prep in the bunkhouse, to Madi’s in the main cot­tage, their cer­e­mo­ny on the dock and a tent­ed recep­tion on the ten­nis courts. There was plen­ty of dis­tance for their loved ones to tra­verse, but there were beau­ti­ful dec­o­ra­tions and details to be admired (as well as plen­ty of drinks to be had) along the way.

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Canon C70 + Sony FS7 Grip | The Perfect Gimbal Combo

Ever since we teased our DJI RS 2 rig, our inbox has been flood­ed with ques­tions about what grip we’re pair­ing with the Canon C70. In this Youtube video, you’ll find a full run­down on how we use the Sony FS7 grip to make the per­fect gim­bal rig out of this unlike­ly pair.

This com­bo has quick­ly become our go-to set­up for com­mer­cial and wed­ding cin­e­matog­ra­phy, quick­ly replac­ing our Movi Pro and C300 Mark III.

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Bindia + Jonathan — You truly saw me.

As you make your way through our body of work, you’ll like­ly pick up on just how impor­tant of a role music plays in each piece we put togeth­er. It’s some­thing we get asked about almost as often as our colour grad­ing or our lens choic­es, and we think that’s because we tend to make bold choic­es across our projects.

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Jackie + Ken — I could do this forever.

We think it’s fair to say that get­ting mar­ried in the time of COVID-19 altered many of our cou­ples’ and our own expec­ta­tions of what a wed­ding should be. Scratch the larg­er ball­rooms, four-tiered wed­ding cakes, and ten-piece band-led dance floors and enter the inti­mate wed­ding. Because big­ger doesn’t always mean bet­ter and a pan­dem­ic cel­e­bra­tion doesn’t mean you have to mud­dle through less than ide­al plans. In many cas­es our cou­ples have more than “made do” and their big days have been even more mean­ing­ful than any­one could have anticipated.

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Baby Riley | A birth story

PAUSE

We pause for many rea­sons: to lis­ten, to reflect, to revere, to be present. We pause for lit­tle things — like cross­ing the street — and big things — like tak­ing time away from our busy sched­ules to cel­e­brate hol­i­days and spe­cial occa­sions. For the past year, we’ve had to pause for our safe­ty and pause became a per­pet­u­al part of every day life. Each of us have had our own set of com­pro­mis­es, dis­ap­point­ments, and hard­ships and we had to find new ways to embrace this state of being.

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