My Filmmaking Approach

I believe each wedding is as unique as the people celebrating it. Your film isn't built from a template; it's carefully crafted around the moments and emotions that make your day Special.

I approach weddings primarily as a documentarian, capturing the organic interactions and emotions as they happen. I'm not there to constantly direct and pose you; instead, I'm observing the moments as they unfold in real time. That said, I'll occasionally suggest a shot or two when it makes sense, especially while the photographer is working through posed photos.

What I'm really looking for are those authentic interactions: the way your partner looks at you during vows, your parents' reactions, the laughter between friends. These are the moments that make your film feel true to your day, the moments you'll want to see years later.

In editing, I take what I've captured and craft it into something cinematic and beautiful, working carefully with music to build a film full of emotion. The result is a wedding film that feels both artful and authentic.

I work solo on intimate weddings and with a trusted second or third shooter on full-day coverage.

Eric Bailey Videos, based out of Vancouver, British Columbia, offers exceptional videography services for weddings.