Destination Wedding in Italy: Wedding Videographer Available Across Italy
Even if your wedding is far from home, my style travels with me. Here's how I work as a destination wedding videographer in Tuscany, the Amalfi Coast, Lake Como, and across Italy (and abroad).
Sony FX5: Why the Camera Everyone's Talking About Won't Change My Setup
Sony just launched its most talked-about camera yet. I took a close look — and here's why, for your wedding, it doesn't change a thing about my setup.
Why I Record Audio in 32-Bit Float for Weddings
No more level anxiety during the ceremony: how 32-bit float, the DJI Mic 3 and the Zoom H4n let me focus only on the story.
How to Choose a Professional Wedding Videographer in Italy
You are hiring someone in a foreign country for a day that cannot be repeated. Here is the vetting checklist that separates true professionals from improvised operators.
Why I Film Weddings on Lumix (and Never Looked Back)
Nobody changes camera systems lightly when weddings allow no second takes. My Lumix story is about people first, sensors second — and a look that changed my films.
Why I Only Take On a Few Weddings a Year
A videographer who says «no» to weddings sounds like a paradox. It's actually the choice that protects the quality of your film — and the person who signs it.
What It's Like to Have Me at Your Wedding: I'll Be a Friend
«Will you tell us what to do?» No. My only rule at your wedding is to be a present but invisible friend — and let the day simply happen.
How Much Does a Wedding Video Cost in Italy?
Quotes for the same wedding can differ by thousands of euros. What's actually behind the number — and the questions to ask before you sign anything from abroad.
Wedding Videographer or Photographer? Why You Shouldn't Have to Choose
It feels like a budget question: invest in the photographer or the videographer? After 14 years working beside great photographers, my honest answer is that it's the wrong question.
Behind the Scenes: How I Edit a Wedding Film
Couples see 15–20 minutes flowing as if the film edited itself. What they don't see: weeks of silent work, made above all of choices about what to leave out.
Why Hire a Wedding Videographer? The Value Behind the Price
Flowers wilt in a week, the venue changes owners, the dress stays in a wardrobe. The film is the only investment of your wedding that starts working the day after — and never stops.
The Value of Memory: Why a Wedding Film Is Worth More Than You Think
On your wedding day, everyone is alive, young, present — all your people in one room. It will never happen again with that completeness. A film is the only way to keep that room whole.
How to Preserve Your Wedding Video Forever: a Simple Backup Guide
You receive your film, you watch it moved, you share it — and then the file ends up on a USB stick in a drawer. It's the most common fate, and the riskiest, for the one memory that can never be re-shot.
Why I Film Weddings with Anamorphic Lenses
The golden streaks of light, the soft oval backgrounds, the wide cinema frame: it's not a filter. It's physics — the same lenses, as a family, that shot the cinema we love.