Positano, Italy. | Amy & Justin
Wanaka, New Zealand. | Lana & Jehrod
Ivy Ballroom, Sydney. | Sonia & Jason
I want your wedding film to feel like being handed a piece of your life back. A reminder of the people you love, the atmosphere, the in-between moments, and the feeling of your day exactly as it was lived.
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I’m Alex. I make wedding films now, but I started out during the peak YouTube travel film era, filming trips, friends and ordinary moments that didn’t seem particularly important at the time.
Looking back now, those pieces of footage have become some of the most valuable things I own. Not because they’re perfect, but because they hold people, places and a time in life that can never really be recreated.
I think that’s shaped a lot of how I see weddings today.
For me, filmmaking isn’t about creating moments for the camera. It’s about noticing what’s already there. The way someone looks at you when you’re not paying attention. Your friends being themselves. I believe there’s beauty in ordinary moments when you pay enough attention to them.