WE KNOW HOW TO
for moments as they unfold
ANTICIPATE AND WATCH
- which may come from years of trying to predict movie plot lines together...
8 years ago, we moved to Nashville from Alabama.
We love to laugh and make others laugh.
We are those geeky friends that play Dungeons & Dragons and can quote our favorite movies line-for-line. You can be sure that we know our Hogwarts houses and can belt the lyrics to almost every Disney song.
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Being married ourselves, we know what memories you're going to want to relive every time you watch your wedding film. We know what special moments matter because we watch the video of our elopement every year on our anniversary.
FUN-LOVING PHOTO+VIDEO TEAM
MEET YOUR
FOLLOW
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OUR TEAM MASCOT
JUNEBUG
We are both big animals lovers. In fact, Brindle Film Co. is named after our 80lb rescued brindle pit-bull, Juno. Also referred to as Junebug, Chunky Butt, and Monkey.
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I've had Juno since she was a puppy. She has been by my side through getting divorced, moving out-of-state, meeting Jon (aka the love of my life), losing loved ones, and battling health issues.
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She has an attitude and a stubbornness that Jon affectionately says "she gets from her momma".
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Juno has ultimately made me more compassionate and patient and she has an unconditional love and unwavering loyalty for me that I'll never be able to thank her for.
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our
LOVE STORY
We've been married for almost 7 years. When we got married, we eloped in downtown Nashville on St. Patrick's Day (of course I wore green!) with a handfasting ceremony.
It all happened pretty quickly so we didn't have a videographer. Instead, I handed my mom my camera and told her to record what she could and I tried to make the best out of it when I edited it all together later.
Its not this beautiful professional wedding film, but its ours and we love it, so we know how important it is to have your day documented in all the right ways.
TURNED
PHOTOGRAPHER
VIDEOGRAPHER
In college, I was a professional photographer.
I photographed newborns, families, couples, and weddings. I was actually in a local photography group with my mom when I was a teenager. It was a fun creative outlet that I could do with my mom but I never really loved it.
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Fast forward a few years, my cousin was getting married and I wanted to do something special for them as a wedding gift. They already had a photographer, so I decided I would turn my camera on video mode and film it for them.
I'll be honest - I had no idea what I was doing, but I quickly found that I was passionate for catching those small details and important moments in video format.
Seeing it happen and hearing it happen gave me more of an adrenaline rush than just pretty pictures.
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Side note: if you want to see said first film ever, here's my cousins' wedding film.
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