My Story as a video editor
I’ve always believed that film is more than pictures in motion — it’s a vessel for memory, emotion, and connection. My journey into wedding video editing grew from a love for storytelling and a passion for capturing life’s most meaningful moments.
From Cinema to Love Stories
I studied film and cinematography in Brazil, where I immersed myself in the history and language of cinema. Early on, I worked as a photographer, videographer, and on short films, learning the discipline and technical depth of storytelling through a lens. But it was in weddings that I discovered the most powerful stories — authentic, unscripted, and eternal.
Crafting Emotion With Intention
Influenced by intentional artists like Wong Kar-Wai, I see every film as a composition of color, rhythm, and feeling. Editing is not just arranging clips; it’s sculpting emotion. I aim to guide viewers through the laughter, the quiet glances, and the unspoken moments — shaping how the story is remembered, even decades into the future.
500+ Stories, Countless Traditions
With more than 500 wedding films edited from couples around the world, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing love expressed in countless ways. Each culture carries its own rituals and values, teaching me something new about connection, respect, and joy. Every wedding I edit is not just a project — it’s an invitation into a different world.
Why I Do This
I believe memories are sacred. They deserve to be preserved in their best light — cherished not just today, but passed down for generations. When I craft a wedding film, my goal is simple: to ensure no couple ever loses the beauty of their most important day.
