How I shoot your day
Digital keeps it complete. Film and Super 8 keep it honest. Camcorder keeps it real. Here's what each one brings to your day, and what happens when they're brought together.
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Format I
Digital is the backbone of your coverage: filmed on the newest iPhone, following you from the first quiet moments of getting ready through the last dance.
It never misses a beat, sound included, so nothing important slips past. Your reels and highlights are ready to watch, and repost, within days.
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Format II
Shot on real Super 8 film and developed in a lab, not recreated with a filter, this format carries a warmth and grain digital can't fake.
It catches moments in short, imperfect bursts instead of long takes, closer to how a memory actually replays than a tidy highlight reel.
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Format III
A handheld camcorder, the same kind that filmed your parents' wedding, gives your day a lo-fi, home-movie feeling no other format has.
It's a little shaky and a little grainy on purpose, filmed the way a guest with a camcorder actually would, so it feels like something pulled out of a box twenty years from now.
Same moment, three cameras
Each format does what the others can't. Together, they cover every angle of the same moment.
No single format tells the whole story on its own, so every wedding is shot on all of them, and you keep every clip.