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Patrick Moreau, Toronto Vendor: Cinematographer Website: Still Motion About Me: For far too long, wedding videography has been seen as a medium with debatable value and little artistic merit. I think a wedding film should be fun, quirky, romantic, and really reflect two people and their coming together. It should grab you in the first few seconds, shake you throughout, and leave you with a lingering impression. I am 1/3 of the cinematography team at StillMotion, along with Michael and Konrad. With a background in psychology and no formal training in film + video, I've been completely self taught and look to use my background to add more meaning to our films and the experience of creating them. I hope our art can inspire you like our brides inspire us.

A London Wedding // Johanna + David

March 4th, 2009 @ 4:35 pm by Patrick Moreau @ Still Motion

Here is one of our favs that I pulled from the vault to share with y’all. There are a couple things that really stand out for me in this piece. Their accent, first of all, just adds so much context (and sounds so cool at the same time). It was this context that led to the idea behind the opening shot with the dress being revealed in the elevator. David also had quite a way with words, and that was just perfect for the narrative of the piece.

-P.

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Amina Wojcik, Toronto, Canada Vendor: Photography Website: Still Motion About Me: Amina is sassy, easily combustible, and eclectic. Her images are both timeless and edgy, but most importantly, her images are emotional. They tell not only the grander story of the day, but also the peripheral moments that make up the final feature. She is inspired by both photojournalism and fashion photography, creating a truly unique approach and experience.

A London Wedding

February 18th, 2009 @ 3:00 pm by Amina @ Still Motion

We had the pleasure of shooting David and Johanna’s engagement session in an old market place very close to London Bridge. There was so much to shoot in every direction, more than in any other location in which we’ve shot. We started there and made our way by foot toward their house, which was about 15 minutes away. Of course, with so many photo ops, it took us muuuch longer than 15 minutes to get there…

Here are some of my favourites from the shoot: