Award-Winning Vancouver Wedding Videographer

Forever After Studios is a premium wedding videography and photography studio based in Vancouver, BC. We strive for creating true works of art, whether it be a beautiful and romantic film or a stunning photo album to keep as a love memento.

Having helped eternalize weddings since 2014, we believe that your wedding deserves more than simply getting captured or documented, we believe in CREATING something unique that will break through the time and space frontiers of your special day so you can look back on it all with an entirely different perspective and cherish it forever after.

Our service area includes Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, North Vancouver, Surrey, New Westminster, Port Moody, Delta, Langley, Abbotsford, Maple Ridge, Squamish, Whistler, Mission, and Hope, so mostly the Lower Mainland in British Columbia, covering weddings in venues varying from Stanley Park to the UBC Boathouse.

I was born and raised right here in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia. My interest in film and video started in high school times, where I was successful in creating several scholarship-winning films. After graduating from Vancouver Film School, I began my journey in the independent film world and worked on tons of amazing projects.

Along the way, I somehow fell into filming weddings. I started as a hired Vancouver wedding videographer for other wedding video companies, but I soon began to feel limited creatively. I decided I would be much better off starting my own business, where I could tell all the great wedding tales in my style.

Coming from a background in film, my approach to wedding and event work is no different than any other of my film ventures, giving it storytelling and visual flair not commonly found in this field.

I love the cinematic possibilities of filming weddings and I thrive as a Vancouver wedding videographer. Each wedding is a different and unique experience and I love creating videos with premium cinematic film quality.

I started making short films at the age of eight when my family bought our first video camcorder and no I am close to graduating from the Motion Picture Arts Program at Capilano University.

By about the age of 11, I knew that I wanted to make films and videos as a profession. In grade twelve I enrolled in the Ace-It film program at Burnaby North high school, and by graduation, had won film awards at festivals like Zoomfest and the BC Student Film Festival.