BEHIND THE LENS

Country weddings have always felt familiar to me. The people, the places, the humour, the big celebrations and the quieter moments in between. There’s an honesty to them that I’ve always loved capturing.
 

Long before weddings, cameras were already a big part of my life. That eventually turned into a career across television, media production and corporate communications.

I’ve filmed major news events, worked around politicians, celebrities and royalty, and spent plenty of time behind a camera in situations where things move quickly and there’s only one chance to get the shot.
 

That experience taught me to stay calm, read what’s happening around me and keep rolling when things don’t quite go to plan. All of which comes in pretty handy at a wedding.
 

After marrying my wife Katrina in 2019, I realised just how meaningful a wedding film can become over time. Photos freeze a moment, but film brings memories back to life. The voices, the laughter, the nerves and the little moments you don’t realise matter until years later.
 

Katrina and I filmed weddings together side by side for years. Since welcoming our beautiful daughter into our lives, I now capture most weddings solo. While the dynamic has changed, the care and experience behind every film remain exactly the same.
 

Becoming a parent has made me value these memories even more. I understand how quickly life moves, and how important it is to hold onto the people, voices and moments that matter.
 

Every wedding I film is approached with that in mind. Natural, honest storytelling that feels true to the day and true to the people in it.
 

If that sounds like the kind of approach you’re looking for, I’d love to hear from you.