Meet ME

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Hi, I’m Taylor! A Southern California–based wedding filmmaker.

I’ve been creating videos since 2009, but it wasn’t until I filmed and edited my own wedding that I truly understood the weight of this work. Your wedding day isn’t just something to remember, it’s something to feel again.

I’m drawn to the in-between moments. The ones that often go unnoticed but end up meaning the most. The way everything moves, connects, and unfolds in real time.

My approach blends intention and storytelling with a style that feels cinematic, playful, and detail-driven. I am inspired by nostalgia, vibrant color, and a slightly unexpected perspective. I love incorporating dynamic POVs, intentional stillness, and thoughtful details to create something that feels both elevated and full of life.

When I’m not filming, you’ll find me near the ocean, chasing good light, or spending time with my husband and our two dogs.

down to travel.
From coastal California to destinations across the world, I’ve filmed weddings both domestic and international. Wherever your love takes you, I’ll meet you there.

WHY DID I START FILMING WEDDINGS?

photo by : brooksandpine

Full transparency: I didn’t love my own wedding video.

I didn’t do enough research, and I trusted the process more than I should have. Eventually, I was able to get the raw footage and re-edit my film into something I now truly love, something I revisit often.

That experience changed everything for me.

It’s the reason I approach this work the way I do. My goal is simple: to create something you’ll not only be happy with, but something you’ll genuinely want to come back to for years.

Planning a wedding is overwhelming, emotionally and financially. Choosing the right people to capture it matters.

As both a former bride and a filmmaker, I understand that balance. I bring a structured, detail-oriented approach to every wedding, shaped by my background in project management. Clear communication, thoughtful timelines, and a seamless process are just as important to me as the final film itself.

I take on a limited number of weddings each year so every couple receives my full attention, both on the day and throughout the editing process.

A few things to keep in mind

  • Ask to see full wedding films, not just highlight reels

  • Choose someone whose work and energy truly resonate with you

  • Make sure expectations are clear from the beginning

If we work together, you can expect a thoughtful, collaborative experience and a film that reflects your day in a way that feels true, intentional, and entirely your own.