When I’m not being a wedding videographer (or watching Netflix and studying other filmmakers), you’ll probably find me at home, spending time with my beautiful little family, out running (if my knees are up for it) or doing some kind of exercise. Mostly, it’s to balance out the absurd amount of chocolate buttons I somehow manage to eat.

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I live in a small town in Leicestershire which is a perfect location to be a wedding videographer! It means I can be out filming weddings in The Cotswolds, London and the surrounding areas, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire or as far North as Yorkshire, all within around 2 hours.

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I live with my partner, who’s a primary school teacher. She thinks I spend all day drinking coffee at home… she’s partly right.

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I can sing a Norwegian fishing song from start to finish, flawlessly, I might add  though I rarely get asked to perform it. I’m saving that one for when we eventually explore some fjords.​

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We have a 3 year old and a new little baby, born at the end of last year. I've already taken around a million videos of them and it’s also why I find myself welling up so much at weddings. (Don’t worry, I'll try to keep the sniffles quiet during the father of the bride speech.)

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I’ve always loved telling stories! there’s something amazing about capturing real moments and feelings that stick with you long after the day ends. Wedding films let me bring together my passion for film and those special memories you want to hold on to. It’s a real honour to help tell stories that are honest, beautiful, and totally you.