Cinematic Wedding Films Rooted in STORY and NOSTALGIA
Thoughtfully edited with slower pacing, vintage texture, and quiet emotion, these films capture the atmosphere, not just the timeline.
This isn’t just a wedding film. It’s your story, told the way it felt. Honest, cinematic, and full of life.
The kind that feels like sun on skin. Hands held tight. Glances that say more than words. Unscripted moments that lead the way.
Each film is effortless, intimate, and rooted in who you are. You don’t have to perform. You just get to live it.
Artful Storytelling for Real Weddings
Dave's work is incredible and we’re so happy with our wedding video. I cannot wait to show it to the family that were unable to be with us on our wedding day. The video element of your wedding day adds a wonderful additional layer. Being able to see all the emotions and hear all the laughs will be something I forever cherish in ours.
- Mariah & James
"Dave is so easy to work with and goes above and beyond for his clients."
Kind words from clients
Meghan & Mike's
Milton, Vermont Wedding Film
Emilia & Roman's Summer Wedding in
Portland, ME
Hayley & Jackson's Wedding in North Conway, NH
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WEDDING FILMS
Every wedding has its own rhythm. Shot across New England, each story is crafted with care, using natural movement, ambient sound, and a cinematic style that holds onto how the day really felt.
I’ve always been drawn to the in-between. The glance before the kiss, the breath after the vows, the quiet beauty you can’t exactly plan.
What started as a creative outlet to document my travels turned into a way of telling stories through light, emotion, and everything unscripted.
Now, whether I’m filming a wedding in the mountains of New England or chasing golden hour somewhere new, my approach stays the same: calm, present, and always tuned in to what’s real. No performances, just honest moments, captured with intention.
Meet Dave
Your filmmaker + storyteller
Danielle and Matt's Two-Day Celebration at Stowe Mountain Resort, Vermont
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Imagine this: You film an intimate wedding ceremony all day at a mountain resort... then, with just a few hours to spare, you head back to your office to edit a trailer that needs to be ready to show on a big screen in front of all the guests the very next day...
