Los Angeles Wedding Videographer
Cinematic wedding films and same-day edits.
The day goes by fast.
The film does not.
Our wedding videography is built around a cinematic, romantic and unmistakably personal approach, filmed on state-of-the-art equipment including RED ® cinema cameras and Super 8mm film. The goal is simple: a film that lets you feel the day again every time you press play.
Why we shoot two formatsShow less
Digital and celluloid do different jobs, so we don’t make you choose between them. The RED ® bodies hold detail in a white dress and a dark suit in the same frame, which is what lets a ceremony at noon and a first dance at midnight sit together in one film without either one falling apart.
Super 8mm is the opposite instinct. It is slower, softer, and imperfect on purpose — a few rolls threaded through the day for the getting-ready hour, a portrait or two, the confetti. Grain and halation aren’t effects we add later; they are what the stock actually does. Woven into a digital edit, those frames read like memory rather than footage.
Which mix suits you depends on your day and your taste, and that is a conversation rather than a package — tell us what you’re imagining.
Real weddings.
Start to finish.
Sixteen films from real Los Angeles weddings — press play on any of them here, or use the strip underneath to move through the reel.
Annabelle & RayPasadena Princess · 3:41
Evelyn & RonaldThe Oviatt, Downtown Los Angeles · 4:20
Nicole & JacobHoudini Estate · 7:40
Della & SamParamour Estate · 5:20
Veronica & KyleMarina del Rey Marriott · 5:39
Liz & KellenGrand Tradition Estate · 7:15
Talya & NickOakridge Farmhouse · 6:40
Jonathan & CindyMilagro Winery · 4:44
Flora & IanPrivate Estate, Los Angeles · 5:00
Jules & JaredChrist Cathedral, Garden Grove · 3:49
Jenny & GavinWestlake Village Inn · 5:34
Angie & MichaelMonserate Winery · 5:00
Lauren & JordanTerranea, Palos Verdes · 5:37
Arshiya & KhaderAnaheim Hills Golf Club · 7:00
Neki & RishiCamelback Inn, Scottsdale · 4:53
A Fairytale ProposalLos Angeles · 7:02
Well-prepared for any situation,
so you can just enjoy the day.
Redundancy is not glamorous, but it is the reason nothing gets missed. This is what travels with the crew on a standard wedding day, and what can be added when you want it.
What’s included in every
wedding film collection.
Two or more cinema cameras
Never a single angle. Two operators minimum, so the vow and the reaction to it are both on camera.
A fully edited 5–7 minute film
Cut to music you choose, graded frame by frame, delivered in 8–12 weeks with sneak peeks available on request.
Multi-track HD audio
Vows and speeches recorded on separate channels — the part of a wedding film people actually rewatch.
Guest interviews
We pull people aside through the day — parents, siblings, the friend who has known you since school — and record what they actually want to say to you.
All of your raw footage
Bring us a hard drive and every frame we shot is yours to keep.
Same-day edits, on request
A finished highlight film that plays at your own reception. Minimum coverage hours apply — see how it works.
Drone wedding
video coverage.
Aerial footage adds a scale to a wedding film that ground cameras can’t — a wide establishing shot of the venue and its grounds as guests arrive, a slow rise over the ceremony as you say your vows, or a pull-back during the reception that shows the whole party at once. We use it deliberately, not as filler: usually one or two aerial moments woven into the edit rather than a whole reel of drone footage.
Drones, permissions and your venueShow less
Standard aerial coverage is flown on lightweight, recreational-class drones that sit under the FAA registration threshold — they are quiet, unobtrusive around guests, and far easier to clear with a venue. If your venue, the airspace above it or your shot list calls for a certified operator, we can bring an FAA Part 107–licensed pilot for an additional fee.
Either way we check the flight against the venue’s airspace and property rules ahead of the day. Some venues don’t permit drones at all — coastal sites, anything near a flight path, and a number of historic estates — so we confirm clearance before promising aerial coverage rather than after. See current details on our rates page, or ask us whether your venue allows it.
One team for
photo and video.
Hiring photo and video from separate companies means two timelines, two shot lists, and two people negotiating for the same sightline during your first kiss. Our photographers and videographers plan together, scout together, and shoot together — which is why our films and galleries feel like one story told in two mediums.
How that works on the dayShow less
Sightlines are agreed before anyone lifts a camera: who takes the aisle, who takes the reverse, where the second body sits so it never appears in the wide. Audio is rigged once and shared. When the light turns during portraits, the photographer and the videographer are already working the same twenty minutes rather than trading them.
It’s also one contract, one planning call, and one point of contact instead of two. Planning both? Start with our wedding photography, or meet the people who will be in the room.
The crew you don’t
see in the film.
Frames from real wedding days — sound, second bodies, gimbals and the quiet minutes in between. Tap any photograph to see it larger.
“Me and my husband felt like movie stars on the day of, and we look it from the absolutely STUNNING video and photos thanks to this team. They’re chic, timeless — everything we wanted and more.”
“Peter’s video came out beautifully, and perfectly captured how fun our day was. Our wedding happened in the midst of one of LA’s biggest rainstorms of all time, and Moses and Peter were such pros — they even incorporated the rain in a gorgeous way.”
“The day goes by so fast, the photos and video are what you will really cherish for a lifetime! We get emotional looking at our photos and video because they truly captured the emotion and the moment so elegantly.”
Los Angeles wedding
videography questions.
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Can our film play at the reception?
Do you film weddings outside Los Angeles?
Checking a date?
We respond within minutes.
Tell us the venue, the date and the feeling you are after. We reply to every enquiry personally, and there is usually a real person reading it right now.
Inquire availability Or schedule a call, see current collections and pricing, or explore the Los Angeles venues we love.Filming beyond LA in Orange County, San Diego and Santa Barbara.