Two crafts, one studio — photography and videography, booked separately or together.
Editorial-grade stills — studio or on-location — built around light and mood rather than templates.
Short-form brand films, full event coverage, and wedding films cut like a story, not a highlight reel.
Book both crafts for one event and get a single crew, one price, and a delivery that matches across formats.
Full-day stills coverage from prep to reception, delivered as a curated story.
Cinematic same-day or feature edits cut to score, not just a highlight reel.
Studio or on-location portraits for individuals and couples, editorial-grade retouching included.
Relaxed, unposed family sets shot around light and natural moments.
Campaign stills and short-form video built for a business's full range of channels.
Photo and film teams for conferences, launches, and live events, delivered fast.
Every project starts the same way: a short conversation about what’s actually needed, not a package pushed on every client regardless of fit. From there we confirm the date, agree on deliverables, and — for anything with a shot list or campaign brief — walk through it together before the shoot day so there are no surprises for either side.
On shoot day, the priority is always real light and real moments over forced setups. For weddings and events that means staying close to the day’s actual rhythm instead of interrupting it for posed shots. For portrait and family sessions it means enough time in one location to let people stop performing for the camera. For brand and commercial work it means building stills and video around how the footage will actually be used, whether that’s a billboard, a product page, or a 15-second social cut.
Delivery is where a lot of studios lose clients, so we keep it straightforward. Stills are culled and edited with a consistent, editorial hand and delivered through a private online gallery clients can download from directly. Video is delivered in the actual formats needed — vertical for stories, square for feed posts, widescreen for a website or a screen at a venue — rather than one raw export a client has to re-edit themselves. Every booking gets a clear delivery date at the time of booking, with updates if timelines shift.
Pricing depends on scope — hours on site, number of deliverables, whether both photo and video are booked together, and any travel involved — so the fastest way to get an accurate quote is to send a short message through the contact page with your date and what you’re hoping to cover. Full-day wedding coverage, half-day portrait and family sessions, and project-based brand and event work are all quoted individually rather than forced into a rigid tier structure that doesn’t fit every client.
Booking both crafts for a single event — photo and film together — is one of the more common requests, and it comes with real advantages beyond convenience: one crew that already knows the day’s schedule, one point of contact for questions before and after, and a final delivery where the stills and the film actually feel like they came from the same set rather than two different vendors working past each other.
If you’re unsure which service fits what you’re planning, that’s a completely normal place to start from — reach out and we’ll help figure out the right coverage for the day.
A note on turnaround: sneak peeks from weddings and larger events are typically shared within the first few days, with full galleries and edited film following on a timeline agreed at booking. Rush delivery is available for time-sensitive brand work when needed — just flag it when you reach out so it can be planned for rather than scrambled together after the fact.
Every service listed here can also be customized. If a shoot needs a second photographer, an extra hour of coverage, or a specific deliverable format not mentioned above, that’s a normal request — the packages here are a starting point for the conversation, not a rigid menu.