STOP. From a tux and gown, to bathing suits?? This Bride and Groom know how to throw a RAGER! Stunned by the beauty and love clearly beaming from every person in attendance. Wishing you and your families endless happiness. Edit: and the Super 8 is out of this worldd! Excellent choice!
No kidding, they had a beautiful day! The best part of a wedding is being surrounded by love and joy from the people who are with you, whether that's 1 person or 500.
oh my gosh, this looks like a scene out of an indie film!! such a beautiful wedding, wishing the best for the next chapter in their lives! also, i adore the way this video was produced :)
Thank you for the kind words! It's funny that you say that about indie films because when I watched this again yesterday I had the same thought. They were such a fun, sweet group to film.
Thank you. We actually shoot everything digitally and convert it to "film" in post. We do this to eliminate the risk of shipping film from Hawaii for processing. For personal use we have the same Elmo camera by parents in the 70s. Still works perfectly!
STOP. From a tux and gown, to bathing suits?? This Bride and Groom know how to throw a RAGER! Stunned by the beauty and love clearly beaming from every person in attendance. Wishing you and your families endless happiness.
Edit: and the Super 8 is out of this worldd! Excellent choice!
No kidding, they had a beautiful day! The best part of a wedding is being surrounded by love and joy from the people who are with you, whether that's 1 person or 500.
oh my gosh, this looks like a scene out of an indie film!! such a beautiful wedding, wishing the best for the next chapter in their lives! also, i adore the way this video was produced :)
Thank you for the kind words! It's funny that you say that about indie films because when I watched this again yesterday I had the same thought. They were such a fun, sweet group to film.
Hello, great work! What camera did you use and what film? Thanks.
Thank you. We actually shoot everything digitally and convert it to "film" in post. We do this to eliminate the risk of shipping film from Hawaii for processing. For personal use we have the same Elmo camera by parents in the 70s. Still works perfectly!