Award-Winning Wedding Cinematography

The way this couple met is not something I encounter much anymore in this day and age of internet and dating apps. Without giving too much away, let’s just say that Konnie knows what she wants and doesn’t mess around. This film was delivered in stunning 4K!

Originally Kirstie and Ken looked to do a small intimate wedding at city hall in San Francisco. But Ken wanted more for his fiancé. He wanted a celebration that would bring his family together and also give Kirstie the opportunity to have her dad — who so obviously loves his daughter so much — walk her down the aisle.

Xiaochen and Xiang have an interesting story. Both from China, they met on the campus of Columbia University in New York City. Xiang realized when he saw her at Butler Library that Xiaochen was the girl from his dreams growing up. And while the Columbia campus is like out of a dream as well, this girl was real! “That’s Her!”

Katrina and Louis hired us for our cinematic look. The final cut didn’t disappoint.

If there is a characteristic that pervades most of our films, it’s a sense of thought-provoking contemplation. Jing and Victor are both quiet, thoughtful people and they must have picked-up on the similar wavelength. They booked us for a full day to create their film.

Nestled right on the shore of Makena sits White Orchid Wedding Beach House. It is where Katrina and Maurice chose to tell their story.

Kristina and Zac celebrated their marriage in North Kihei with family and friends, and with a touching Christian ceremony.

A first date at Starbucks, when neither of them drank coffee to their first kiss at the cemetery in Ft. Worth, it’s fair to say these two are able to tune out the outside world and focus deeply on one another.