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OXFORDSHIRE WEDDING VIDEOGRAPHER

UNPOSED. CINEMATIC. ATMOSPHERIC.

From the dreaming spires of Oxford City to the rustic stone of Bicester's barns. I capture the county exactly as it feels. No lighting rigs. No directors. Just your day, documented.

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NOT A MUSIC VIDEO. A NARRATIVE.

The Problem: Most wedding videos are just a montage of slow-motion walking set to a folk song. They look pretty, but they don't feel like anything.

My Approach: I focus on the sound.

I build your film around the audio—the nervous crackle in your voice during vows, the roar of laughter during speeches, and the ambient sound of the Oxfordshire countryside.

  • The Audio: High-fidelity recording that drives the edit.

  • The Visuals: Cinematic, handheld, and completely unposed.

Groomsmen captured smiling and enjoying the day

THE OXFORDSHIRE EDIT

I know the acoustics of the barns and the lighting rules of the colleges.

THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGES

The Bodleian and Exeter College

Filming here requires discretion. I use silent shutters and small cameras to capture the grandeur of the chapel without distracting from the ceremony.

THE RUSTIC BARNS

Tythe Barn and The Great Barn

These venues are famous for their stone textures. I use natural light to capture the warmth of the Cotswold stone, avoiding the "flat" look of artificial video lights.

THE MANOR HOUSES

Caswell House and Cornwell Manor

From the secret gardens to the tree-lined driveways. I capture the cinematic scale of these venues, using drones (where permitted) to establish the scene.

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I shoot documentary photography with the same unposed philosophy.

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LOCAL COVERAGE

I am based just over the border in Cheltenham, meaning Oxfordshire is my "home turf."

What You Get:

  • Full Day Coverage (Prep to Party)

  • 4K Cinematic Edit

  • Drone Coverage (Weather / Venue Permitting)

  • No Travel Fees for Oxfordshire weddings.

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CINEMATIC VENUES

Venues with incredible atmosphere. I know how the light hits these locations for the best cinematic sequences.