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This is where the story starts.

Before the bookings. Before the cameras. Before the films.
It started with us—falling in love, building a family, and wanting to remember it all.

Cover Photo: Brooke Stone Photo

We’re Jack and Alyssa, the married filmmakers, dreamers, and parents to two wild hearted little boys. We started filming weddings when we were planning our own. We couldn’t find the kind of wedding film that felt like us. So we built it.

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What began with a camera and a good gut feeling has grown into something more than a job. It’s our family’s legacy work.​ We believe the heart matters more than the shot and the people matter more than the pose.

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Our kids are woven into the fabric of this business. They’ve watched us build this business together from carriers and car seats. We’ve centered our life showing them the value of Jesus, heart, and hustle. We believe in preserving what matters because we’re doing it in our own home every single day.

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When we film your wedding, we aren’t just thinking about the day itself. We’re thinking about the decades that follow. We’re thinking about the way your parents look at you and how that film will feel one day when they’re no longer here. We’re thinking about the way your partner holds you and how you’ll need that reminder when life feels heavier than it does today. We’re thinking about your future kids, or grandkids, watching this and seeing where their story started.

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This is more than video. This is your family’s first heirloom. And it deserves to be made by someone who understands just how sacred that is.

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