Families

There’s something magical about sitting down to edit a film—never quite knowing how it will come together, but trusting the story to guide me. ✨ I lose myself in these moments, feeling the laughter, the love, the tiny gestures that say everything. This family’s film felt especially special—I tucked in some old footage as a […]

Time is a thief. But I’ve also come to realize something else about Time. This summer felt different. A little sweeter, a little heavier. Maybe because we’re on the cusp of change—our oldest daughter’s graduation is this year, and with it will come a new season for her…and for us. I found myself lingering more—over […]

As a family videographer, I’ve learned that it’s not just the smiles or the sunlight that make memories come alive—it’s the laughter echoing through the trees, the shuffle of little feet on gravel paths, the wind catching a child’s giggle mid-spin. Sound and movement are the heartbeat of a memory. They turn a simple moment […]

“[Art] is the call to self-express…It’s not necessarily to understand ourselves or be understood. We share our filter, our way of seeing, in order to spark an echo in others. Art is a reverberation of an impermanent life. Michelangelo’s David, the first cave paintings, a child’s finger-paint landscapes—they all echo the same human cry, like […]

When “The boys love stuffies” is an understatement, you know you need to document it for posterity. 😄 I treasure this family and their bright, inquisitive boys. These are parents who truly revel in their kids and know how to enter into their imaginary worlds. This week, when rebooking, mom wrote, “ I am reminded […]

My heart and my camera are this woman’s for life. When my youngest (Cora), who has an underdeveloped left hand, decided she wanted to play violin, MaeLynn took her on as a student. Despite the challenge only two full-grown fingers presented, MaeLynn told me, “I want to be a part of her story.” …and then […]