I get asked a lot what I’m working on, or what I’ve been working on, or whats something I’ve done that I really love, and this video is the latter. It’s maybe not my most technical or adventurous project but it’s something so special to my family and I.

Kayla had been one of our favourite people for quite some time when she asked us to create of film of her wedding. We’d gotten to know her in a somewhat unconventional videographer/client way: she was our sons kindergarten & grade one teacher.

The repairman was conceptualized and created on a stormy winter night out of the want to practice a new technique; fogging a room and lighting it from a single, directional source.

After a couple years of pandemic delays and rescheduling we finally had the opportunity to celebrate these two in Qualicum Beach this fall. It was definitely worth the wait.

For as long as I’ve been shooting bikes, I’ve been shooting bikes with Darren. Going way back to the mid to late 90’s when I was shooting with a borrowed Olympus point and shoot at a set of dirt jumps tucked in behind a local golf course. While ‘normal’ folks were across a small irrigation ditch working on their handicaps, we were on the other side, near the tracks, stacking shovel loads of dirt into jumps and curating our own hook and slice of paradise