
You want to shoot weddings on analog film.
But you don't want to spend years figuring it out on your own.
Whether you're holding your film camera for the first time or you've already shot a few rolls and still don't fully trust yourself, this mentoring is designed to help you build the knowledge, confidence and creative eye to shoot film intentionally.
Before we meet, I review your current work plus send you a form to fill to meet your needs. Then we meet for about 2x90 minutes + 60 minutes as a follow up after your first wedding on film, privately and completely tailored to you.
• How to choose right camera for you, understand it and how to use it confidently
• Metering, exposure and how to approach different lighting situations
• Choosing the right film stocks for your work
• Shooting film at weddings and working with limited frames
• Composition, light and developing your own visual language
• Reviewing your portfolio and identifying what makes your work yours
• Reviewing your website / social media to see how you currently present and share your work
• How to communicate and position film within your photography business
• Your questions, your images and the areas where you feel stuck
This isn't about copying the way I shoot. It's about understanding the tools and decisions behind film photography so you can develop a way of shooting that feels natural, intentional and completely your own.
After you've photographed your first wedding on film, we have a 60-minute follow-up session to:
• Review your experience
• Look at what you photographed
• Answer the questions that came up in the real world
• Troubleshoot anything that didn't go as planned
• Talk through your next steps
Because the first wedding is where everything starts to click.
More confidence behind the camera.
A clearer understanding of film.
A stronger sense of your own visual language.
And a real plan for where to take your film work next.
2 × 90 min 1:1 mentoring + 60 min post-wedding follow-up
For wedding photographers who want to stop guessing and start shooting film with intention.