
Storytelling & Cinematic Wedding Films in the Netherlands & Europe
Filmmaking is 10x more complex than photography—so why do I include the video, especially for full-day weddings?
Photography freezes a split second; videography is another art form that captures how your day truly felt.
Movement & Sound: Video preserves vows, speeches, live acoustic textures, and spontaneous laughter that stills cannot convey.
Tactile Nostalgia: Blending medium format film photography with nostalgic Super 8 videography adds rich, cinematic depth to your visual history.
Cohesive Team Effort: Led by my visual direction, my Netherland-based team works seamlessly to tell your personized story without interrupting the organic flow.
The Art of Super 8 & Wedding Filmmaking: Storytelling in Motion
A cinematic wedding film is built on layers of storytelling.
Including Super 8 and cinematic wedding films allows us to weave tailored scriptwriting, intuitive shooting, and the magical editing into a lasting heirloom—bringing sound design, pacing, and raw emotion together in harmony.
WEDDING FILMS
Anjali & Laurynas
Eunbee & Henry
WEDDING HIGHLIGHT
Eunbee & Henry
Susan & Shaotong
Part II
Zoe
&
Levi
SUPER 8
Part I
IN FOCUS: HAORAN XIA
Along Amsterdam's iconic streets, Haoran Xia invites us to embark on a bicycle adventure
SKATE BOY: MICK
From metro to street, Mick seeks to dive into the freedom in the world of skating sport
IN FOCUS: KATIO
Within the cinematic narrative, Katio draws us into an enthralling story brimming with mystery
IN FOCUS: BOYUAN ZHANG
In the depths of the dark forest, shadows dance around the man. What will happen next? Sweater by Sophie Roumans
CHASING AMANTEA: AN EXPERIMENTAL FILM DURING KINO GUARIMBA RESIDENCY
Starring: Adam Kerr
DANCE ON: ANA LONGO NSAME
Navigating her self-identity, Ana Longo Nsame finds strength from the dance-led journey.
PERFORMANCE
A look inside the energy of art performance
THE PLACE
Shining a spotlight on where artists live
A 7-MINUTE FICTIONAL DOCUMENTARY: A CALL
This film is a fictional documentary. I play the role of the older sister, whose life was shaped by the suffocating environment of the family of origin. Constrained by my parents’ overbearing control, I suddenly marries and moves to the Netherlands, losing contact with the family. Five years later, I calls her younger sister to learn about what has been happening at home. This phone call, coming from my homeland, sparks a poignant exploration of the suffocating pressures imposed by East Asian parents on their children, and the lingering emotional impact of such upbringing.
MY PERSONAL PROJECTS
SECJULEE WEDDING
