Our style is a blend of documentary and editorial. Our couples are at the heart of each of our wedding films and every creative decision we make — from the gear we use to music selection, from pacing to narrative structure — is inspired by their personality and shared story. This ensures that each work we create is a unique standalone piece that is a true representation of the celebrations we are a part of. We like to capture our couples candidly and naturally enjoying their day while providing the smallest bit of direction.
We've got your back and will make sure you look damn fine.
While there isn't an official "wait list", as a boutique wedding videography studio, we take a limited number of weddings each season in order to fully dedicate ourselves to each of our couple's films. We accept bookings anywhere from one to two years in advance, so it's never too early to reach out and get started!
We provide wedding cinematography primarily in Toronto, Niagara and Muskoka but are available for travel across Canada — from British Columbia to Quebec — and destinations worldwide.
You've probably come across the two terms in your search and might be wondering the difference between the two.
This was a much bigger issue many years ago when the terminology distinguished creatives using tools like colour theory, lighting, and sound to tell a cohesive story with professional filmmaking equipment (cinematographers) and those who simply point a camera at a moment to capture it (videographers). But in recent years, the definition has become a lot less strict as more creatives embrace the Google-friendly and more searchable "wedding videographer".
While we have always viewed ourselves as cinematographers, the truth is, both terms are used interchangeably and we feel our work communicates our attention to detail and the craft better than any catch-all phrase.
You've probably seen some plane-flying, wakeboarding, charcuterie board-making and/or alma mater strolling in some of the films in our portfolio. We call these portrait shoots and they typically involve us capturing the essence of who you are as a couple through a little candid activity and the retelling of your story thus far. A portrait shoot can be added to any of our wedding videography packages and can be scheduled up to two weeks before the wedding date.
All of our wedding cinematography packages include up to 10 consecutive hours of coverage. This is the amount of time we typically need to tell your full wedding story — from your morning preparations through to the party getting litter than lit. That being said, you can always add additional hours of coverage if your wedding day requires it.
We always shoot bride and groom preparations together. Having the two of us capture your mornings as a team means more angles, more dynamic cinematic sequences and double the coverage at each location — which we think is definitely worth accomodating for in the schedule 🤓
We have a lot of exciting production equipment in our toolbox. And while we could go on and on about how we shoot on Canon's elite line of Netflix-approved cinema cameras, how we use the best L series lenses, how our gimbal setup has jaws dropping everywhere we go, how even our sd cards are Sony's luxurious Tough line of professional memory, and how we have backups for every piece of equipment we own, we think our wedding films speak for themselves. Don't they look swell?
Our highlight films are delivered 6-8 weeks after your wedding date. Your final package with your documentary edits and any additional edits will be deliverd up to 6 months after your wedding date.
Your highlight film will be delivered online through a link on our website — just as all the highlight films you've seen so far. Your final package includes all of your edits and is delivered on one of our beautiful custom USB drives.
We like to think of the music in our films as more of a score than anything else. It establishes the mood of the piece; it rises and swells when the narrative is exciting and takes a step back when we want the story to come to the foreground. Like every other element in our films, track selection is inspired by our couples, their personalities and how their day comes to life. Using copyrighted music in any creative project is illegal so we license all of our scores through The Music Bed — let us know if anything on their expansive catalogue tickles your earbuds.
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We're currently offering 1-on-1 online mentorship sessions as well as portfolio reviews on our education page. Our Youtube is also a pretty cool place to learn.