Wedding films Faro · Algarve · Destination

The day passes.
The film stays.

I film weddings without interrupting them. What stays is your day as it actually was — not the posed version of it.

You get a personal reply, from Bruno. Asking about a date commits you to nothing.

Why it stays

In ten years, what you will want to watch again is not the venue.
It is your father's voice shaking through the speech.

Photography keeps the instant. Film keeps the sound, the gesture and the time — the only way back inside the day.

What you can keep

One day.
Several ways back.

What ends up in your hands — to watch alone, and to show the people who were not there.

01

Main film

8 to 15 minutes

The story of the day, with room to breathe, feel and return.

02

Trailer

1 to 2 minutes

Short, intense and easy to share.

03

Ceremony and speeches

Full versions

The moments that deserve keeping, start to finish, uncut.

04

Same Day Edit

Still at the party

A short edit ready to be watched during the celebration itself.

We combine the pieces around your day. Quote on request, once we have talked about date, location and hours.

A couple in a field in late afternoon light
Slot 01 — main film
The Portuguese Atlantic coast from the air
Slot 02 — ceremony
Camera operator during a shoot
Slot 03 — behind the scenes

Reference images. Your frames and your film go here, as soon as there is real material.

How I film

No forced poses.
No borrowed clichés.

I arrive early, stay close and film what happens: the small gestures, the voices, the rhythm of the day and the people who made it yours.

I will not stop the ceremony to redo the entrance. I will not take you away from your guests for an hour. I work with your photographer, not against them.

01

Listen

First conversation

Understand the story, the audience and what the film has to make people feel.

02

Design

Idea and plan

Set the idea, the rhythm, the approach and a clear production plan.

03

Shoot

On the day

Work the light, the sound and the moments that cannot be repeated.

04

Deliver

Edit and versions

Edit, refine and prepare every version to reach the right audience.

The emotion comes from the day.
The film gives it shape.

Before you ask

The questions
that always come up.

Is our date still free?

There is only one way to find out: ask. A message with the date and the venue is enough, and I reply with availability the same day or the next.

What does a wedding film cost?

It depends on how long the day runs, the venue and the pieces you want at the end. The proposal comes as a closed figure after we talk — no hidden extras and no hourly billing.

Will we have to pose for the camera?

No. I film what happens. If you want a moment just for the two of you, I use the last light of the day for ten or fifteen minutes — and that is all.

Do you work with our photographer?

Always. We agree beforehand who stands where, so neither of us walks into the other's shot. The point is for the day to go well, not for our shot lists to be complete.

When do we get the film?

Between six and ten weeks. The trailer usually arrives earlier, so you have something to share while the rest is being edited.

What if it rains or the day runs late?

That is part of it. A wedding never runs exactly as written — and the best parts of these films are usually the ones nobody planned.

Is your date still free?

Two lines back is all it takes to know. No long forms, no commitment.

Your day deserves to stay

Let us keep it
in motion.

Tell me the date, the venue and how you picture the day. I reply personally with availability and a clear proposal.

Based in Faro. I film across the Algarve, the rest of Portugal and beyond. Email and Instagram are still missing — they appear here as soon as they exist.

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