Behind the camera
A small crew that films one wedding a day.
Moonlit started in 2014 with one camera and a borrowed tripod. Twelve years later the kit has grown, but the job hasn't changed: pay attention, stay out of the way, and bring the day back whole.
Fair warning: we'll probably get choked up during your ceremony, joke with your grandparents, and air-guitar on the dance floor. The camera never stops paying attention.
Off the clock you'll find us at Barton Springs, fixing a thrift-store camcorder, or arguing that the last hour of the night is when the real wedding starts.

No branded polos, no standing in the aisle, no asking a room to be quiet for us. If your guests remember the videographers, we did it wrong.
No template timelines. Every film is cut around your ceremony audio and the moments that were actually yours.
One wedding a day and a limited number per season. Your film gets edited by the people who were in the room.
Every wedding is filmed by our own small, steady bench. Nobody you haven't heard of shows up on the day.



"One of my favorite memories growing up was watching my parents' wedding video at my grandma's house. Having one of our own means everything."The Driskill · October
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