BEHIND THE CAMERA

I’m Julien — filmmaker, father, and someone who values balance as much as beauty.

When I’m not filming weddings, you’ll most likely find me underwater, hiking in the mountains, exploring a new landscape, or sharing a long meal with friends.

I’ve always been drawn to places that slow you down — the ocean, nature, quiet environments where you learn to observe before reacting.

Scuba diving taught me patience.
Documentary filmmaking taught me perspective.
Travel taught me humility.

These experiences shape the way I approach weddings.

I’m drawn to couples who care less about performance and more about meaning.
Who value atmosphere, connection and depth over spectacle.

Couples who see their wedding not just as a celebration — but as a gathering of the people who matter most.

Having lived several years in Australia and New Zealand, I developed a deep appreciation for different cultures and ways of celebrating. Today, I work seamlessly in both French and English, welcoming couples from around the world who choose France for its light, elegance and art of living.

If this approach speaks to you, we likely already have something in common.

PHILOSOPHY

STORY FIRST

I approach a wedding film as a story to be carefully crafted.

It is not only about documenting a dress or a setting, but about capturing what the day truly represents — the joy, the intensity, the connection between people.

My work is both cinematic and narrative.
Each film is composed with attention to rhythm, light and the subtle details that give depth to a story.

Narration plays an important role.
Your vows, selected moments from speeches, or meaningful words exchanged throughout the day help shape a film that feels intimate and lasting.

The goal is not simply to show what happened —
but to make it felt.

A DOCUMENTARY SENSIBILITY

My style has been shaped by travel, encounters and a documentary mindset.

My films are elegant, sensitive and deeply human.
They seek truth in subtle gestures, fleeting glances and moments that may seem small at the time — yet grow in meaning over the years.

I favour a natural approach, without heavy staging or repetition.
What matters most is the authenticity of the moment.

DIFFERENT WAYS TO REMEMBER

A wedding leaves behind more than one memory.

Some moments are remembered through emotion.
Others through voices, conversations and details that gain meaning over time.

That is why I believe there is no single way to preserve a wedding.

Some stories naturally lend themselves to a cinematic film.
Others deserve a more documentary approach.
Some celebrations unfold over a single day, while others are experienced over an entire weekend.

Each format I create exists for a different reason, but they all share the same intention:

to help you relive not only how your wedding looked, but how it felt to be there.

THE WEDDING FILM

My main format is a film between 5 and 7 minutes.

A structured and timeless format — long enough to tell a complete story, yet fluid enough to be shared easily.

Music plays a central role in my work.
It supports the narrative, enhances emotion and gives rhythm to the film. Each musical choice is carefully made to serve the story, never to overpower it.

A wedding film is not a simple recap.
It is a thoughtfully crafted piece that allows you to relive the atmosphere and emotion of your day for years to come.

Feels like the right fit?

Is your date available?