WHO AM I?
An army lawyer and wedding videographer rolled into one. Two different roles that naturally complement each other. Law has taught me calmness, systematicity, and responsibility. The camera, on the other hand, has taught me sensitivity towards people and the ability to see beauty in details. Thanks to this, I perceive weddings with both distance and empathy—I capture them as they are.
WHERE AM I FROM?
I live in Olomouc, but as a wedding videographer, I will travel anywhere to film the weddings of wonderful people.
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, various sports, and a few people around me.
HOW DID I GET INTO FILMMAKING?
It started with traveling with a camera, until one day my friends asked me to film their wedding. That’s when I realized that creating a film with great personal significance is the most beautiful craft, and I fell completely in love with it.
WHAT IS MY ROLE AT THE WEDDING?
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 blend in with the guests, and that’s how the best moments are created.
WHAT IS MY GOAL?
To create a film that brings joy not only on the day of its premiere, but also years later. A work that can strengthen relationships every time it is viewed.
Film does not lose its value over time. On the contrary, it gains value every year. That is why it is great to have it from events that shape your whole life.
In our family, we have 8mm tapes from the 1970s. Ordinary walks in the woods or Christmas are now a magical look back. As a wedding videographer, I strive for the same thing. A film that will remind you of the atmosphere, the voices, or even just the silence between important moments.
Today, as a wedding videographer, I add modern aesthetics and cinematic precision to this family tradition. In wedding films, I don’t look for poses, I look for sincerity. The same sincerity that can be found in my grandfather’s films.