I actually got my start in Horror Films. I know... The exact opposite vibe from weddings but that's what inspired me to pick up a camera back in the day. I would recruit my friends and make silly (and downright embarrassing) films to pass the time. 

It wasn't until I filmed my first wedding I realized the true power of film. We sometimes don't realize in the moment when our most important memories are happening. We look back years later and want to live in those moments, but the more time passes, the less clear that moment is in your mind.

Not only do I get to be there and bear witness to those moments, I am lucky enough to preserve it and take you back to that moment so you can feel how you felt back then. Film is powerful.

I like my whiskey on the rocks, my music loud AF, and I always keep my GIF game strong. I wish Taco Tuesday was everyday, the best show on Netflix right now is Community and no one will Chang my mind (not a typo) and I look through our HGTV magazines more than my wife does.

I choose The Beatles over The Stones, South Park over Family Guy, and Halloween over Christmas any day of the week. When I am not filming weddings, chances are I'm crawling around on my floor pretending to be whatever animal my daughter tells me to be or spending the nights with my wife slowly working through whatever baking show she is into at the time.

I wouldn't change a thing.