ABOUT ME
WHO AM I?
An army lawyer during the week. A wedding videographer on weekends. Two different roles that naturally overlap.
One taught me to be systematic, calm, and responsible. The other has taught me sensitivity to people and the small details around them. Thanks to this, I view weddings with both distance and empathy—and capture them as they truly are.
WHERE AM I FROM?
I live in Olomouc, but since I love traveling, it’s no problem for me to travel anywhere for a wedding.
WHAT DO I LIKE?
Sunsets in the mountains, cocoa, sunrises by the sea, Asian cuisine, minimalism, specialty beers, simplicity, the taste of mango, my library, thinking about the future of humanity, all kinds of sports, and a few people around me.
HOW DID I GET INTO FILMING?
I always edited videos from my vacations, improving my skills until one day my friends asked me to film their wedding—and that was the turning point. Others followed suit, and I suddenly realized that this work fulfills me more than anything else. Looking forward to every wedding, enjoying it together with the wedding guests, and then spending dozens of hours editing and creating a film that brings joy is something I will probably never tire of.
WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO ME AND WHAT AM I LIKE AT A WEDDING?
Calm, respect, and naturalness. I let things run at their own pace and only intervene when it makes sense. I don’t like pushing emotions or artificial situations. I usually blend in with the guests—and that’s how the best things happen.
WHY DO I SEE SUCH VALUE IN A FAMILY FILM?
Why am I so fascinated by filmmaking? Because it can capture the present moment. A moment that lasts only a second—and will never happen again. Film is one of the few ways to return to these moments and relive them.
Think of a brief moment with someone close to you. Maybe something completely insignificant. These are the moments we take for granted today. That’s why they become even more valuable with the passage of time.
Our family has preserved 8mm film reels from the 1970s. Ordinary situations – walks in the woods, skating on the pond, family celebrations, Christmas. Nothing special at the time. Today, they are precious records that connect generations and remind us of people who are no longer with us.
Film does not lose its value over time. On the contrary. It gains value with each passing year. That’s why it makes sense to me to have film recordings of events that shape our entire lives, such as weddings.
As a wedding videographer, I create films that people will return to even decades later and rediscover the emotions, atmosphere, and silence between moments. Just like we do today with old family films.
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