Before I was a videographer, I was always the person who loved creating moments people could feel. Music was my first way of doing that. Video became the next.

I’m a fiancé, a father of five boys, a youth football coach, and a proud Chicago guy. My family and I have had some cool moments together,

from going viral online to being invited on The Jennifer Hudson Show, but what I value most is still the everyday stuff:

laughing at home, showing up for my kids, being around good people, and making memories that actually mean something.

That’s a big reason I connect so much with weddings.

I know what it feels like to want time to slow down. I know how much family matters.

I know the people around you are a huge part of your story, not just background noise.

When I show up on your wedding day, I’m not there to be stiff, awkward, or invisible in the corner.

I’m there to make you feel comfortable, get along with your people, and capture the parts of the day you’ll want to hear, see, and remember years from now.

Because the best films don’t just show what happened.

They remind you why it mattered.