Ayako + Leo
Wedgewood Aliso Viejo · Aliso Viejo
Videography
A film you will actually rewatch.
Documentary first. We cut a three-to-four-minute highlight with a pulse, and you keep the raw footage. Timeless, cinematic, built from the day as it unfolded.
Selected films
Jenna + Jason
The Lido House · Newport Beach
Gallery
Eunice + Michael
The Colony House · Anaheim
Mandy + Samuel
The Ebell Club · Santa Ana
Nicole + Britt
Crescent Bay · Laguna Beach
Jaclyn + Cesar
Backyard · Orange County
Packages from $3,800
One videographer. The highlight, a teaser, and everything else.
Additional hours are $450 each. A second videographer is $1,200. Pair film with photographs and the two are $800 less than booking them apart.
- Coverage from 6 hours — 8 is what most couples book
- Cinematic highlight (3–4 minutes at six hours, 4–6 at eight and ten)
- 30–60 second teaser for sharing
- Raw footage, including ceremony and toasts, on a drive
- Documentary storytelling as the day unfolds
- Edit typically 8–12 weeks after the wedding
The way we shoot
We stay out of the way and still get close. Creative angles, real audio from vows and toasts, a color grade that feels like evening in California — not a commercial. Delivery is typically eight to twelve weeks. The highlight is short on purpose. The raw files are there when you want the whole speech.
01
Meet in the studio
Come to Santa Ana. We talk about the day, the people, the light, and whether we are the right fit. No pitch deck.
02
Hold the date
Once we are booked, you send a rough timeline about thirty days out. We help shape it so photographs and film have room to breathe.
03
The day itself
We stay present, move quietly, and photograph what is actually happening — from getting ready through the last song.
04
The edit
Photographs typically six to eight weeks; film eight to twelve. Unwanted frames out, color true, files on a drive.
Now booking
Let’s talk about the film.
A note is enough. Dates, venue, the feeling you want to keep. We’ll write back from the studio.