CAN 01
The Short
$2,950
≈ $172/mo after retainer*
- One filmmaker, six hours
- Highlight film at the end of it
REEL 12 · EXT. THE HIGH COUNTRY · 3,000 FT
Wedding films in Boone, Blowing Rock, and Banner Elk. A husband-and-wife team, a limited number of weddings each year, a soft spot for the High Country.
SC.02 · INT. THE LOGBOOK · EDGE CODES
250+
Weddings filmed
No clock
Full-day on The Feature and up
Free revisions
Until it feels like yours
15+
Years behind the camera
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We answer by text, usually within a few hours; 24 at the most.
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SC.04 · INT. ONE YEAR LATER · WHAT COUPLES SAY
“There are so many things you miss or forget on the day of the wedding. They captured every single special moment and detail of our day. We get to relive it over and over and over again.”
“It is one year after our wedding and my wife and I are still watching the video; we watch it at least once a month. If you have the chance to hire them, do it!!!”
SC.05 · THE VAULT · ONE PRINT PULLED
Haley & Hailey Blue Ridge Parkway, NC
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CAN 01
$2,950
≈ $172/mo after retainer*
MARKED PRINT ✓
CAN 02
$4,400
≈ $257/mo after retainer*
CAN 03
$6,500
≈ $379/mo after retainer*
Your date is held with a 30% retainer; monthly payment plans from there, or 5% off if you pay in full. Travel up the mountain is quoted per wedding. Our pricing page has the line-item breakdown of all three.
* 30% retainer books your date; the balance splits over 12 monthly payments. Pay in full and take 5% off.
SC.07 · EXT. BOONE · LOCATION NOTES
Boone sits above 3,000 feet, and you can feel it; even July evenings cool off enough that guests reach for jackets, and the late light goes gold against the ridgelines. We’ve filmed elopements along the Blue Ridge Parkway, and the High Country is full of mountain-view and barn venues; places like the Mast Farm Inn in Valle Crucis, Overlook Barn and Diamond Creek in Banner Elk, the Inn at Crestwood in Boone, and Leatherwood Mountains toward Ferguson. The mountain runs on its own schedule. Fog can sit on Grandfather Mountain all morning and burn off by lunch, and a late-October date can end in flurries. We leave room in the timeline so the weather ends up in the film instead of in the way.
Mountain weddings ask a little more of the logistics, so we quote travel to the High Country per wedding; a flat amount you’ll know before you sign anything. If you’re getting married in Boone, Blowing Rock, or Banner Elk, send us your date and we’ll put a quote together.
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We film the day as it actually happens; the wind picking up during vows on a ridge, the toast that runs long. No shot lists, nothing staged twice. The film feels like your wedding because none of it was posed.
We’re Kevin and Haley, married and filming weddings together. By the time your date comes around we’ll know your story and your people; nobody gets handed off to a crew they’ve never met.
A vintage Super 8 camera and real Kodak stock; grain, flicker, and all. Hardly anybody in North Carolina still shoots it, and it loves mountain light.
A small calendar is the whole point. Nobody’s film sits in a queue, nothing gets edited on autopilot, and there’s time to learn who we’re filming long before the wedding weekend.
SC.09 · INT. THE LAB · KODAK STOCK
Fog on the Parkway, October color, snow if the season cooperates; Super 8 grain softens all of it in a way a digital filter can’t fake. We shoot it on a vintage camera loaded with real Kodak stock.
It’s part of The Director’s Cut. You can load more rolls from there, up to The Reel. Learn more about Super 8mm film.
SC.10 · INT. THE LOGBOOK · QUESTIONS
Yes, we love filming in the mountains. Boone is a few hours from both of our home bases, so we quote travel per wedding; a modest flat amount we confirm up front, with no surprises later.
Carefully. High Country weather changes fast, so we build flexibility into the timeline, scout for covered and backup options, and bring gear ready for wind, fog, and quick light changes. The payoff is some of the most cinematic backdrops anywhere in the state.
The Short is $2,950; six hours, one filmmaker, a 3–4 minute highlight film. The Feature is $4,400 and covers your full day with a longer highlight film and the complete ceremony as a standalone video. The Director’s Cut is $6,500, which adds a second filmmaker plus drone, a speeches and toasts edit, and two rolls of Super 8mm film. From there you can load more film: six rolls for $7,500, or ten rolls as The Reel for $8,500. Monthly payment plans start after a 30% retainer, and travel to the High Country is a separate flat quote.
Aim for 12 to 18 months out, and earlier than that for fall; leaf season is the most requested stretch of the High Country calendar and it goes first.
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SC.12 · LEADER OUT · CUE THE PROJECTOR
Each year we take a limited number of weddings, and fall in the mountains is the first thing to go. Peak 2026 dates are going quickly, and 2027 is now open. If you’re getting married in Boone, Blowing Rock, or anywhere along the Parkway, we’d love to chat about your date.
Films start at $2,950, with monthly payment plans after a 30% retainer. See pricing or watch our films.