Every film starts before the camera does. It starts with a conversation about what matters enough to film, and why it won't leave you alone. That deciding is the real work. By the time we roll, the important part is already done.
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We're not filming the event. We're filming the version of you the event brings out, the one the everyday keeps buried. The film is what makes it permanent. Proof, later, that it was real.
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The work comes back finished. A short cinematic film, graded and cut, with stills pulled straight from the footage. Not clips to sort through, and not photographs. One film, made to last, and made to be watched again.