A custom collection proposal

Brooke & Justin

Wedding films that feel like you

Wedding Film  ·  Atlanta & North Georgia
Josh Hill
A note before you scroll

Hi Brooke

It was so good talking with you today. I got off our call already picturing your day at Greystone, which does not always happen the first time around.

The part that stuck with me was your answer when I asked what you would keep if you could only keep one moment. You said the first touch, and the two of you reading your own vows to each other, because that is the most meaningful part of the whole day to you. That is the moment I will build your film around. Almost everything else on a wedding day happens in front of people. That one belongs to you and Justin.

Here is the thing about a wedding film. Most couples watch a highlight reel a handful of times in the first month and then never again, because a highlight reel is a music video of your day, not your day. What holds up years later is the sound. Your vows in your own voice. The crack in your dad toast. The song that emptied every chair at the reception. That is why every collection below includes a full length film and not just the three minute version.

The ceremony gets filmed in full, start to finish. Those beats come in a set order and they do not wait for a camera to get into position, so I stay ahead of them instead of chasing them.

And then there is how the day feels while it is happening. You should not feel watched. Most of the time you will forget we are there. When you do need direction I will give it to you gently, and you will look like yourselves, not like people being posed.

You should also know that working alongside Taylor is genuinely easy. We have shot together plenty, so on your day there is no negotiating for space and no competing for your attention. It just looks like one team, which is exactly what you said you wanted.

Below you will find three collections. Take a look whenever you are ready, and we will go through them together on Tuesday.

Josh
Josh Hill Films

What I Am Actually Building For You

Something You Rewatch

The bar is not a film that looks good the week it lands. It is a film you still put on years from now. That means real audio, real moments, and an edit that does not perform the day at you. It just catches it and gets out of the way.

A Day You Get To Live

You should get to the end of the night having actually been at your own wedding instead of running it. I stay ahead of the moments so you never have to manage them, and when you need direction I give it quietly and get out of the way again.

The Whole Thing, Not A Montage

The full ceremony. Every toast. Every song. Every moment that made someone laugh or cry. That is what the full length film is for. True to color, edited to last, built around the moments you tell me matter most. The kind of thing you hand down.

Three Collections

Every collection includes a full length film of your day

Collection One

The Directors Cut

10 hours of coverage
  • 2 videographers, second videographer for 6 hours
  • 10 minute highlight film
  • Full Wedding Day Film
  • Home Video Edit
  • Video Guest Book
  • Professional audio equipment
Film collection$4,500
Collection Two

The Feature Film

8 hours of coverage
  • 1 videographer
  • 7 minute highlight film
  • Full Wedding Day Film
  • Professional audio equipment
Film collection$3,500
Collection Three

The Home Video

6 hours of coverage
  • 1 videographer
  • 5 minute highlight film
  • Full Wedding Day Film
  • Professional audio equipment
Film collection$3,000
Every collection includes a full length film of your wedding day. What changes between them is how much of the day that film can reach. The Directors Cut runs 10 hours with a second videographer, which is what I would lean toward for Greystone if you go ahead with the first touch, because it lets the film start early enough to hold that moment and still run through the end of the night. The Feature Film and The Home Video include the same start to finish edit, built from the hours in that collection.

“When my husband and I started wedding planning, we decided that our first priority was photography and videography and that it would be our biggest investment for the wedding. It was all worth it. Pictures and videos is all you get after any special event for your memories, so please make sure you invest in this and I swear you will never regret it.”

Karoline Sloane  ·  Google review
Included in every collection

What Is The Full Wedding Day Film?

The Full Wedding Day Film is exactly what it sounds like. The big moments of your day, each one in full and in order, not cut down into a montage. Your first touch. Your ceremony start to finish. The toasts, the dances, the moments people will still bring up years from now.

The highlight film is the one you send people. This is the one you put on when you want to hear the vows again in your own voices, the way you actually said them. If you would rather have the raw footage to keep and do what you want with, that option is yours too.

Ceremony
Included in The Directors Cut

What Is The Home Video Edit?

The Home Video Edit is every clip we shot that day. Not just the events, all of it. The Full Wedding Day Film lives inside it, and so does everything in between: the room while you are getting ready, the walk from one place to the next, the people standing around talking who have no idea a camera is on them.

It is the least produced thing I hand over, and for a lot of couples it turns out to be the one they put on most. Years from now you will still remember the ceremony. What fades is what the day actually sounded like in the quiet parts, and that is what this holds onto.

The Full Wedding Day Film is the events. The Home Video Edit is the whole day.
Getting ready before the ceremony
Photo and video together

Working Alongside Taylor

You said it yourself on our call. You wanted the photographer and the videographer to already know how each other work. Taylor and I have shot plenty of weddings together, so that part is already handled.

In practice it means we are not competing for the same angle, not asking you to hold a moment twice, and not pulling you in two directions during portraits. You get direction from one voice at a time, and it feels like one team instead of two vendors sharing a day.

You mentioned posing is where you feel awkward. That is exactly where I stay closest, telling you what to do with your hands before you have to wonder.
Couple together at golden hour
For the people in the room

Video Guest Book

An interactive video station where your guests can leave personal messages, well wishes, and memories throughout the night.

These clips are curated and delivered as a keepsake film you can revisit for years, capturing voices, laughter, and moments that would otherwise be lost.

Guests celebrating at a wedding

Personalized Add-Ons

Built around your day, not a menu
$250

Additional Hour of Coverage

Wedding days run long, and the last hour is usually the loosest one. Extra time is $250 an hour when it is just me, or $400 an hour when the second videographer stays on with me. An extra hour means we are never watching the clock while the moments that matter are still happening.

$1,000

Additional Videographer

One more camera beyond what your collection includes. When the day stops happening in one place, this is how we cover both. While one camera is on your faces during a toast, someone needs to be on the room reacting to it.

$500

Video Guest Book

Already included in The Directors Cut, so this is for The Feature Film and The Home Video. With a full room, most of what your guests want to say to you will get lost in the noise. This is how you keep it, in their words, in the moment.

“Josh stayed the whole day into the night and seamlessly blended in with everyone. He contributed to a fun night with his energy, and overall was my go to person for the day.”

Elizabeth Jalali
Josh Hill with camera
Meet Josh

The Person Behind The Camera

I have spent 5 years walking alongside couples during one of the most meaningful seasons of their lives, so I understand how personal these decisions feel. My role is to listen closely, guide you with clarity, and make sure nothing about this process feels rushed or transactional. I lead our team with care and intention so your experience feels calm, supported, and aligned from the first conversation to the final film.

What Makes Us Different

Natural Direction

Most teams either over direct or disappear completely.I create a balance of guidance and freedom so you feel comfortable, confident, and still fully yourselves.

Detail Awareness

Most couples do not realize how much small details affect the final result.I actively watch for things like positioning, lighting, and small distractions so your photos and film feel polished without extra effort from you.

One Unified Team

Most couples hire separate photo and video teams.We operate as one unit, so communication is seamless and everything works together instead of competing for attention.

Film Over Highlight

Most wedding videos feel like a montage set to music.I build films around real moments and audio, so your story feels authentic and not just aesthetic.

Client love

In Their Own Words

What Happens Next

You have got options, and I want to help you choose what feels right. No pressure, just real talk to make sure everything fits your vibe and vision.
01

We Talk It Through

We hop on a quick call where I walk you through each collection, explain why I am recommending them based on your day, and answer any questions you have. We customize if you need it.

02

I Send The Paperwork

Once you are ready, I send over a booking link with your contract and invoice. Everything in one place, nothing to chase down.

03

You Sign And Place The Retainer

A $1,000 retainer officially secures your date. It comes off your total, so it is not an extra cost. From there you can pay the balance on a schedule that works for you, or pay in full and take 10 percent off your collection.

04

Your Date Is Locked In

That day is yours. From there we start planning the parts that make it feel like you.

05

We Celebrate

And maybe pop some bubbly. Then we are off to the races.

Some Recent Films

Start to finish, the way yours would be

Take Your Time With It

When you are ready, tell me which collection feels closest and we will go from there. If none of them fit exactly, we will build the one that does.

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