D&Y - Reel Love

Super 8 highlight reel from our wedding a few months ago with our colleague Tim Neilsen. Nothing like real film!

B&M - Reel Film

Some Super 8 that Tim from FlickerFilmsLA shot for us. Enjoy!

S&B - Reel Film

This Super 8mm vignette of Serra & Brandon's wedding showcases some of the highlights of their beautiful day. Masterfully captured & edited by Tim at Flicker Films (whose wedding was just featured below). Go to his website to see the full feature edit, and other samples that he has created. We did a longer -20 min.- cut of the footage to show at the post honeymoon reception party we had with all of our friends (since there was only 30 guests at the wedding). And now we would love to invite you to be a part of their nostalgic day... (Music by Over The Rhine, and Marc Scibilia)

Real Life | Reel Film - A True Treasure

Here is a little highlight of a Wedding that I helped our friend at Flicker Films work on while he was suffering from a shoulder injury. Shooting motion is a real challenge, and Tim is the man for it. Shot all on Super 8mm films; Kodak Vision 3 500t, and some Kodak reversal B&W and daylight color films. You have to see the clarity and grain structure in person, but even streaming on the interweb gives you the feel that video just cant emulate. Gotta love that 500T in the candlelight!!!

I Still Heart Film!

Real Life | Real Film

Shot entirely on Super 8mm movie film, Lindsey and Justin's wedding was highlighted in the same fashion as their personal aesthetics. From the all vinyl soundtrack, to the handcrafted Mod apparel of the wedding party, this is a fine example of a truly analogue wedding!

Some of the stills that we shot, you'll see in here, were used for the professional DVD packaging and menus. It turned out very very classy. A nice film to spend just a few minutes and recollect the real life moments of their wedding archived on real film.

Here is a short movie put together by, our collaborator, Tim at Flicker Films LA of some work that we did together. There is some Negative film, some Reversal Black & White, and some Ektachrome in there, but it is all Super 8mm.