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I have always seen the world a little differently
Fifteen years behind the camera in Vancouver. I film weddings the way I notice everything else, by watching for the small moments most people miss, and holding on to how they felt.
How I got here
It started with birds, wind, and light
From a young age I was drawn to small things most people would not notice. Birds and wilderness. Flowers moving with the wind. The way the light changes through the day. I did not think of it as anything at the time. I just liked capturing how things felt in that moment.
From Sikh and Punjabi weddings in the Lower Mainland to destination celebrations in Cancun, every film carries the same signature: clean composition, a true story, and an edit that earns its feeling honestly. Each wedding teaches us something, and we carry it to the next couple.
When I film, I am mostly just watching. I try to feel what is about to happen before it happens, so I am in the right place at the right time. I want the film to feel real, to bring you back to how the day actually felt, not just how it looked.
How I work
The way I film a day
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How it felt, not just how it looked
I want the film to bring you back to the day the way you actually lived it. So I cut for the feeling in a moment, never for effect.
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I stay out of the way
A small crew, and me watching quietly. The real moments show up when nobody is performing for the camera.
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I try to feel it before it happens
A look, a hug, someone about to break. I read the room and move early, so I am already there when it lands.
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Travel keeps me seeing
New places help me see people a little better, and they keep me inspired in ways I cannot really explain. I bring that back to every film.
Work with me
Tell me about your day
I do not really see this as work. It is how I connect with people. I take a small number of weddings each year, and if your date is open and it feels like a fit, you will hear from me.