About me

I picked up my first camera almost twenty years ago and locked onto the one thing that made sense to me: creating moving images with intention. I started with small projects, learned the craft through repetition, and built a foundation through music videos—fast environments, tight deadlines, controlled lighting, and editing that depends entirely on rhythm and emotion. That work shaped how I tell stories today.

Commercial agency work came next. I left a stable job, took the risk, and spent years shooting for marketing teams and wedding agencies. It taught me discipline, structure, and how to operate under pressure without breaking focus. Weddings demand that. There’s no reset, no second take, no room for hesitation.

Over the years, I’ve filmed more than 500 weddings. Each one refined my judgement—when to stay invisible, when a subtle cue matters, when to move, when to hold still. The natural feel in my films comes from control, not luck.

I keep my workload limited so every couple gets full attention. When the season ends, I disappear from online noise and focus on editing, shaping each film carefully until it stands on its own.

Everything I create is influenced by the things that matter outside of work—my family, the structure they force, and the clarity they bring. Here, I will only share one picture of them, but in reality, they’re the influence and the reason I hold the standard in everything I do.

And why am I not in this picture?… Well, somebody had to take it…

Chris