Super 8 is a small-format motion picture film introduced by Kodak in 1965. It has a soft, grainy, warm look that digital can't truly replicate. Each cartridge holds about 3.5 minutes, so every shot is intentional.

Super 8 itself is silent, so most films are set to music. On The Heirloom I also record live audio separately (your vows, a toast, the room) and weave it into the edit.

On average, your film is delivered within 8–10 weeks of your wedding. Super 8 is a craft process that can't be rushed, but the result is a timeless film treated with the care it deserves. You'll get timeline updates throughout, so you always know where your film stands.

Yes, always. I'm based in New York City, and coverage within 75 miles (Westchester, Long Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, and the Hudson Valley) is included. For destinations beyond that, anywhere in the U.S. or abroad, travel is quoted per trip based on distance and logistics. Reach out with your location and I'll send a custom quote; destination weddings are some of my favorite to shoot.

I'm prepared for anything: rain, snow, wind. I've got the gear and the mindset to work in all conditions, and some of the most beautiful film moments happen in unexpected weather. If your day involves a little adventure (hiking, mountains, and everything in between), I'm built for it.

Absolutely. I'm a quiet, low-footprint add-on. I stay out of your photo and video team's way and never pull focus from the moment. Most couples book me alongside their main photographer.

I'm currently booking Summer 2026 with availability for select dates, and I only take a limited number of weddings each year so every couple gets my full attention and the highest-quality film. For elopements and courthouse ceremonies I can often accommodate shorter timelines, even 4 to 6 weeks out. If your date is coming up soon, reach out anyway; the earlier you book, the more time we have to plan.