Hi there, my name is Caleb but most people call me Cook. I spent almost 13 years in the southeast filming weddings, events, corporate gigs and commercials. I moved to California in 2012 and pursued a different career. A couple years ago I decided to get back into event videography and started Cook Captures. When shooting events I have a very hands off candid style. I love to capture people naturally having fun, enjoying the day and creating memories. Every event I film is unique and each film ends up with it’s own story and narrative that fit the couple, venue, guests and overall vibe of your wedding.

Hey there, I'm Sea Mo! I'm a video artist and an indie film director. I started making movies and videos when I was a kid because I was extremely sentimental. I think video is the most important tool we have for posterity and preserving memories.

A team of cinematic storytellers || We care about creating cinematic wedding films that are authentic, timeless, and sincere. Our approach to filmmaking is minimal; we don't want your wedding to feel like an overproduced photoshoot. That's where our roots in documentary filmmaking come in. We have served some of the biggest brands in the world like Frito-Lay, Penguin Publishing, and Marmot Outdoor Gear. We bring that same passion for storytelling to weddings and elopements. Headquartered in Portland, Oregon we serve the entire West Coast. Our cinematographers are based across multiple states. Check out our website to see more films

Fueled by nostalgic recalling we aim to create a film that is timeless and authentic. Motel Cinema is based out of San Diego, Ca and our approach to weddings is inspired by the untraditional travelers before us, who hit the road in search of adventure into the unknown. We don't like boxes and we don't want wedding films that fit into one. If that tickles your fancy let's get weird.

Mawaddah Productions a women-owned videography company who has been dedicated to artistic and authentic storytelling worldwide for years. Specializing in wedding cinematography, Mawaddah Productions delicately crafts documentary heirloom films for romantics.

When inviting me in to tell a part of your story, you are letting me into your relationship. No matter the session, elopement, or wedding, I will capture without reserve everything from the smallest details to the greatest landscape; so when you return to this story you will feel everything. From the last light on the horizon to the messy and playful love, your film will hold memories, not just videos.

Hi, I'm Joey. Raised along the North Coast with an adventurous disposition, I am a documentary-style filmmaker inspired by love and nature. My experience with film and video began in high school and quickly became a passion. I decided to follow that passion through college and started my professional career in narrative film between my third and fourth year. On weekends I found myself covering friends engagements and family weddings, and found it to be a creative and fulfilling experience. Because of my professional background, I approach wedding videography with an eye for visual and creative storytelling.

Hello, my name is David, and I am a wedding filmmaker based in Atlanta, Georgia. While I call Atlanta home, I love to travel and capture beautiful stories across various destinations. My passion lies in crafting films that truly reflect the authenticity of each couple, bringing their unique story to life. Traveling allows me to explore new places, helping me find the perfect settings to enhance every couple's big day. I look forward to creating unforgettable wedding films that showcase the emotions, moments, and love that make each wedding day truly special.

Stamper Films has been capturing and editing videos since 2014. Our goal is to tell the story of your wedding in a thoughtful, creative, and genuine way so that you and your guests can remember and relive this special day for years to come.

Hi! We're Ashton and Gabe, two dorks who became best friends, fell in love, and got married. We've both always been passionate about storytelling--for Ashton it started with photography and for Gabe it was songwriting. Eventually, it clicked for both of us that videography was the perfect medium to express both our creativity and propensity for capturing a story.