pure connection

The last thing I want is to feel like a stranger to you because I’m going to be spending more time with you during your wedding (realistically) than your family or your best friend. The ability to tell a story and build off of emotion can only happen with a genuine connection. Which is why I get to know you before the wedding. Whether it’s meeting up for coffee or over the phone, I want to understand what makes you, you. For you to know I'm someone that genuinely cares about you. And someone who will consistently be here to support you throughout this experience.

To make sure you feel as comfortable with me as you do each other. Because I'm documenting one of the most important days of your life. I want you to be able to enter a headspace so that you won't be taken away from those raw and meaningful moments. So I can authentically capture them and show how incredibly in love you are.

Kathryn is one of a kind. I was drawn to her as a person after one phone conversation as it felt like I was talking to an old friend. She's kind-hearted, intentional, a great listener, funny, and obviously very talented. - Bradey

pure intention

While proper education, experience, and equipment are all important, giving you a quality experience and meaningful film comes from approaching everything I do with intention. 

As a boutique filmmaker, I limit the number of weddings I commit to so I can come refreshed and energized to document your day. I purposely listen to the sounds of the day and take the time to observe your relationships. That's how I'm able to anticipate those special in-between moments with a loved one. Capturing all those sights and sounds you'll want to hold on to forever, whether you realize it now or not. And using all of those elements as ideas to craft your wedding film, I'll tell your story in an intentional way.

The only thing I still cant wrap my head around is how she managed to perfectly and inexplicably tell our love story without knowing us a lifetime. We still watch our film and say "thats us. this is our love." - Angela

pure creativity

There’s no one-size-fits-all wedding story, and it’s important that your video holds true to that. While many will outsource their footage to be edited and pieced together in a formulaic way, I spend on average 65-80 hours personally editing your film. I start by watching every minute and listening to every sound of raw footage. Then, using pure feeling, I begin crafting your film and bringing that feeling to life in a one-of-a-kind way.

Far from standard films, I incorporate unexpected elements like old-time footage, audio from old romance films, or hyper-lapse flowers as they bloom to help enhance the story in a personal way. I never include video effects or transitions just because they’re cool. Instead, I incorporate a level of creativity and unique ideas to amplify the meaning and symbolism behind your unique and beautiful story.

I could go on and on about her unique, cinematic style and intense dedication to each couple. Kathryn is a calm presence through potentially stressful moments, generous with her time, and cares deeply for her craft and the impact it has on her clients and their families. - Amy

She is the best of the best, has a heart of gold and I couldn’t imagine anyone else standing by my side. - Macy

the team

We’ve been best friends since we were 15, were neighbors throughout high school, played sports together, and shared the same first job. College took us to different cities, where we independently discovered our love for filmmaking. Not only that, but our husbands also work together and quickly became best friends (I know, dream come true).

We make a fantastic team.

With her incredible storytelling, Kathryn brought all the wonderful parts of the day (which were most of the parts) to the forefront of my mind. She and Jill, her amazing second shooter, were absolutely the most important part of documenting the day. I roll my eyes when people say things are priceless, but they were truly an invaluable piece of the puzzle. - Amy

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