analog films for INTIMATE WEDDINGS, ELOPEMENTS, and more
idaho & EVERYWHERE
These films are made to last — not just as keepsakes, but as part of your family’s visual legacy. Shot on real Super 8 or 16mm, they hold onto the things we tend to forget: how it looked, how it moved, how it felt to be there. There’s no script — just motion, memory, and meaning. A quiet kind of heirloom, ready to be passed down.
A
candid and cinematic
legacy,
story takes us
Vintage, motion-picture film; a medium like no other. Fleeting expressions, light leaks, grain and dust -- all the subtle nuances that create honest imagery.
A celebration and preservation of life.
Documenting your story.
to cherish
for generations
made to be passed down
They unfold in a glance, a laugh, the way light catches just right. These moments aren’t meant to be frozen—they’re meant to breathe, to flow, to live on in motion. I film with that truth in mind, capturing the honest, in-between pieces of your story, just as they happened.
Shot fully on Super 8 and 16mm, it becomes a tender relic: textured, timeless, and alive with the emotion it holds.
Your story is layered—tender, complex, and entirely your own. Whether it’s a wedding, a growing family, or a season worth remembering, your film should feel just as honest. Inspired by travel, nature, and the quiet of everyday life, I film with intention—capturing the way a moment moves, the way it lingers.
There’s no need for staged perfection. Just presence. Just you, as you are. My approach blends the raw beauty of documentary with the soul of analog cinema, preserving the small gestures and fleeting details that mean everything. The result is a handcrafted heirloom— made to be watched for generations.
The memories that move us...
were never meant to be still
a living memory
Based in boise, IDaho, available wherever your story takes us.
My love for filmmaking grew out of a lifelong curiosity: for people, for places, for the details most overlook. I see the world through texture, light, shadow, and emotion — collecting moments the way I collect a trinket from an antique market.
