Using Attachment Theory To Direct Couples On Camera

There are a number of ways to record a wedding video, but the way we choose to direct our couples puts a personalized stamp on our work. And although there are infinite ways to do this, I believe the best way to direct a couple is to fully understand the couple in love.

"He knew how special you were the first time he saw you. Before he passed away, he told me to never ever ever let you go. 

'She's the one,' he said.”

“Any day spent with you is my favorite day. So, today is my new favorite day.”

🎂💭 How am I 25 years old?!

I turned 25 yesterday, and for all the experiences had and sights seen, this past year has been the most challenging, fulfilling, and the longest marathon with the most forks in the road. 

The Bottled Heart

I said this before, and I'll say this again, Allie and Michael are truly a couple of deep emotion for each other and their closest friends and family…

It was a Wednesday in September. I just sat down at the Starbucks in Yorkdale Mall, and quietly sipped on my tall black pike. I was only in e-contact with Negin for less than a month prior (with only slight contact with our busy schedules), so picturing what her and Mo looked like as a couple wasn't something I could easily so. All I knew was that they were related to a couple I previously shot, and she was appreciative of the style/aesthetic I put into my films. *hint hint: that's how to make me blush*

Milana and Srdjan had one of the most heartfelt moments alone, together, and in front of their family. Nothing less than sensational and sincere at every moment. From meeting on McMaster University campus to tying the knot in Liuna Station, this lively duo is such an example of youthful yet strong love.