My Story
Since I was eight years old, a camera has always felt like home. I spent countless afternoons filming little skits and home videos with my sisters, editing them together just to watch them back and laugh at the bloopers. I didn’t know it then, but those playful moments were the start of something bigger. Even as a kid, I was drawn to the idea of capturing life as it happened — the real, messy, beautiful parts of it.
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Now, I get to do what I’ve always loved — telling real stories through film, exactly as they unfold. Every time I pick up my camera, I feel connected to that younger version of myself who just wanted to make something meaningful. I think she’d be proud of where I’ve landed: following my passion, creating honest and emotional work, and staying true to the reason I fell in love with filmmaking in the first place.
That early love for storytelling led me to study filmmaking at Arizona State University, where I graduated in 2023. It was during those years that I discovered the style that felt most true to me: documentary filmmaking. I fell in love with the rawness of it — the way it allows you to be an observer, to witness life without interrupting it. I learned that stories don’t need to be staged to be powerful; they already are, just as they are. That realization shaped everything for me.
My Vision for Wedding Storytelling
I film weddings with a documentary eye; quiet, observant, and deeply intentional. Rather than directing or posing anyone, I let the day unfold naturally and focus on capturing both the quiet, in-between moments and the big, emotional ones. My goal is to reflect the real story of your day exactly as it happens—honest, raw, and beautifully unscripted—so you can relive it just as it felt.
My Values
For me, wedding films are less about perfection and more about presence. I’m drawn to the real, unfiltered emotions—the quiet looks, the shaky hands, the laughter that echoes, and the stillness between moments. These are the pieces that tell the truest version of your story.
While I care about creating something visually beautiful, beauty is never the goal on its own. I don’t follow trends or chase what’s popular today. Instead, I focus on what will still matter years from now—the way you held each other, the sound of your voices, the way the day felt. My films are meant to be lived in, not just looked at.
I want you to press play and be transported—not to a styled version of your wedding, but to the heartbeat of it. Something timeless. Something honest. Something that lets you feel it all over again.
