From a Bold Start to a Meaningful Craft
That one decision opened the door to something lasting. Since then, I’ve filmed more than 300 weddings. What drives me now is simple. I want to help people feel seen. A wedding is more than a celebration. It’s a moment worth remembering in a way that still feels real, even years later. That’s what my films are made for.
I launched this business in 2016, trying to impress the woman who would later become my wife.
Let's Go Beyond
One of my earliest films told the story of a mother living in Nairobi. After seeing it, she cried and said she never thought anyone would find her story worth telling. That moment changed how I see this work. Whether I’m filming a wedding or sharing a quiet moment with a client, I care about helping people feel truly seen.
Outside of work, I’m a husband who values honest conversation, deep connections, good music, and the kind of friendships that stick. I bring that same presence to wedding days. I’m there to observe, listen, and create something that feels natural, intentional, and completely you.
Before weddings, I worked on documentary crews.
Since 2016, I’ve filmed more than 300 weddings across Texas and beyond. My work has been featured by Good Morning America, and I’ve been voted Favorite Videographer three times by the American Association of Certified Wedding Planners. Planners count on me to move with intention, respect the flow of the day, and work well with every vendor. Couples trust me to create something meaningful without adding stress or distraction. I stay calm, prepared, and focused so you can stay present.
Trusted by planners. loved by clients.
A LIFE THAT SHAPES THE WORK
I spend time with my wife and daughter. I enjoy long drives, good music, and spaces that make room for real connection. I believe the way we live shapes the way we create. Slowing down helps me notice more, and noticing more helps me tell better stories.
That’s the kind of energy I bring into my work. Not loud, not rushed. Just present, thoughtful, and focused on what matters.
When I’m not filming, I keep things simple.
