Questions, answered.

Mainly Baltimore, Washington DC, and Philadelphia, but I will travel wherever the project takes me, whether that's down the street or across the country.

Reach out through the contact page with your date or project details. From there, expect a short conversation to talk through what you need before anything is booked.

Most couples book six months to a year ahead, especially for weekend dates during peak season (spring through fall). If your date is coming up sooner, reach out anyway, availability depends on the specific date.

Every wedding film is shot and edited in a cinematic, documentary style, capturing the ceremony, key moments from the reception, and the feeling of the day rather than just a highlight reel. Coverage length and deliverables vary by package, reach out for full details.

Wedding films start at $2,500, with final cost depending on hours of coverage and travel.

Typically 6 to 10 weeks, depending on the season and project scope.

Yes. Corporate and brand video is a major part of the work, from event coverage to recruiting videos to brand storytelling, for organizations including the American Heart Association, Gensler, Casey Cares, and Junior Achievement.

Every project starts with a conversation about your goals, timeline, and budget. From there I put together a scope and quote, we lock in a shoot date, and I handle the production on site. After the shoot, you will receive an edited draft for review, followed by a round of revisions before final delivery.

Every corporate project includes two rounds of revisions to make sure the final video matches your vision. Additional rounds beyond that are billed at an hourly rate.

Turnaround depends on the scope and needs of the project, and can range from a few days for quick jobs to several weeks for larger productions.