Super 8, your wedding, on real film.
Super 8 is real analog film, the same fragile, golden format home movies were shot on a lifetime ago. I don't reach for it to be retro. I reach for it because some moments deserve to be remembered the way memory itself works: warm, soft at the edges, alive. Every glance, every tear, every word, kept on something you can almost hold. I film weddings like someone catching shooting stars, knowing every instant is unique and unrepeatable.
It already looks like a memory.
Some moments are too big for crisp, perfect 4K. Super 8 gives them weight, the grain, the warmth, the gentle flicker of light through real film. It doesn't capture the day; it remembers it. A frame shot on Super 8 already feels like something you've kept for years, like time slowed down just enough for it to stay. In a world that never stops changing, that's exactly the feeling I want to hand back to you.
Frames from real weddings.
Shot alongside your film.
The Super 8 is woven into your cinematic wedding film, or kept as its own small, golden reel. Film is finite, only so many seconds live on each roll, so I don't spray and pray. I wait, I watch, and I choose: the look between you before the vows, the hand you can't stop holding, the moment you didn't know was being filmed. That restraint is the whole point. It's the difference between recording a wedding and keeping one.