It all started with GI Joes and fireworks. As a kid, my elementary school friends and I often snagged our parents’ camcorders, letting our imaginations rumble by crafting battle scenes using all sorts of things… things like GI Joes and fireworks. 

 

That little kid exploration developed into a more serious interest in high school when I joined the broadcast journalism team and grew in my video skills. One day, a short comedy I created about the do’s and dont’s of trick-or-treating landed the applause – and laughter – of the entire school cafeteria. That’s when I knew: I’ve got to pursue this. 

 

The past decade has taught me that filming weddings is not only a viable career path but also a fulfilling one. It’s an opportunity to offer brides and grooms the most important movie they will ever watch: their story. The one they’ve been telling since the first day they met.