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Mike
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Full day

£2,100

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FOMO Film Package
Years' exp: 9
Max hours: 10
Weddings done: 100+
FOMO Film Package – Everything I capture, in a documentary sty… read more

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Tell couples about your experience and approach
Your wedding will obviously be the best day ever! But the experience of starring in your own wedding film will be just as great. I’m discreet and blend right in. Like you’ve got an extra one of your best mates with you. A ride or die who knows you deserve the best. Yet I’ll capture all the footage I need to craft a wedding film that you will cherish forever.

I use a cinematic style to draw the narrative of your day together. You’ll have a film that tells the story of your day. One that brings all the emotions flooding back, days, months, years, decades down the line.

After you’ve torn up the dance floor, I’ll take all the footage away and cut it into something super-special. You’ll have a cinematic wedding film that tells your love story. One that you can’t wait to share.

I love my job. It’s a blast meeting each couple, with their own unique stories to tell. Every wedding is different. And I love that.

I’ve been in the wedding industry for over two decades. And a wedding videographer since 2016. I’ve invested in myself with training courses, keeping an eye on industry trends. And I’ve been mentored by the best to help perfect my own unique style. I’ve shot over 200 weddings. You’re in safe hands. 

Your day is all about you. And the people you love. Your wedding film will be too.
Are you super chatty or will be you be a fly on the wall?
A bit of both. During bridal/groom preps I love joining in with whatever you're chatting about. For the rest of the day you'll hardly notice I'm there. You'll never see me asking you to do star jumps (even though one of the photos in my gallery shows exactly that! The couple requested it.) or hug a tree. I go with the flow and capture your amazing day as it happens.
What are your artistic influences?
Spielberg films. Certain TV shows (The Bear/Better Call Saul/Breaking Bad). Even certain street photographers for their incredible composition.
What kinds of moments are you looking to capture?
I see your wedding as a collection of moments that tell the story of your journey together. Every wedding tells its own story; I’m all about finding what makes yours different. I get excited by the unique bits – maybe you’ve got a surprise dance planned, or you just want a quiet moment with each other away from the crowd. I want to capture that on film if it shows who you are.
What's the most important thing couples should know about you before they book?
Booking with me is more than just hiring a videographer; it’s like having a friend by your side (I know that sounds a bit cheesy, but it's true), someone who cares about bringing the vision of your wedding film to life as much as you do.  
I get to know you, blend into your day, and capture the real, raw moments that define your celebration. I aim to be more than just a service; I want to be part of the atmosphere, capturing the essence of your day without making you feel watched. 
I focus on every look you exchange, the beauty of your venue, and all those special moments that make your day uniquely yours.
Which venues have you worked at?
Where do I start? I've filmed over 200 weddings at some beautiful venues. Here are some favourites off the top of my head. Browsholme Hall (Lancashire), Askham Hall (Cumbria), Colshaw Hall (Cheshire), Parkgate Farm (Cheshire), Grafton Manor (Worcestershire), Swancar Country House (Nottinghamshire), Meols Hall (Merseyside), Town Head Estate (Cumbria), Bolton Abbey Tithe Barn (Yorkshire), Eaves Hall (Lancashire), Mitton Hall (Lancashire), Thirsk Lodge Barns (Yorkshire), The Pumping House (Nottinghamshire), Holmes Mill (Lancashire), Notley Abbey (Buckinghamshire), Allerton Castle (Yorkshire), Bourton Hall (Warwickshire), Peckforton Castle (Cheshire)

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