About Me

I, Joanna, am a female professional videographer in the wedding industry. 

Let's be honest most of the time; when you see a wedding videographer at a wedding or even think of a wedding videographer, your first thought is of a male. 

Female videographers easily relate to the role of a bride, with a vast amount of observations and a deep understanding of the industry.

Call it women's intuition or just the hard fact that all women go through similar trepidations as each other. So that means noticing when an angle is not flattering when your hair clip is out of place, and your makeup is melting off your face on a hot day. You girl or girls will always be looking out for the bride and groom's best interest, ensuring on this day you will be portrayed as royalty.

The iconic dress zipping shot can be achieved more authentically when you don't have to constantly hide from your male vendor or feel uncomfortable in your robe. Instead, be at ease around a female professional that cares about respecting this precious moment.

From my experience working with male vs female videographers, there is a clear difference in working styles and the type of energy each sex brings. 

For me, it is more important for the couple to have a great experience with their videographer. Clients will love anything that you capture most of the time, but the essential thing that will stay with them is how they felt and their experience on the day. Usually, couples are just trying to enjoy the day with loved ones. They want the professionals to take care of everything without being too involved. 

On the other hand, female videographers tend to be more laid back, go with the flow and the vibe of the day type while capturing great moments. Easily recognize when the couple, especially the bride,