Friends of Josh

Wedding videographers in Gold Coast

The voices, the vows and the way everyone moves: a wedding film can bring you back to the feeling of the day. Start by finding a storytelling style you connect with.

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3 recommendations from Friends of Josh.

Dylan Dirks

Dylan Dirks

Videography

Gold Coast

If you're after a wedding film that's both candid and cinematic, Dylan's your guy. His knack for capturing those fleeting, heartfelt moments is truly remarkable.

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Motion Art

Motion Art

Videography

Gold Coast, Brisbane

I've been working with Geoff from Motion Art since the beginning of my career. He's not just a talented filmmaker and good guy, but has also mastered the art of running a sustinable and longrunning weding business - which is a rare art.

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The Tognazzinis

The Tognazzinis

Photography, Videography

Byron Bay, Brisbane, Gold Coast

Toga captures love stories with an adventurous and heartfelt approach. His ability to blend into the background while also offering gentle guidance ensures every couple feels at ease, resulting in authentic and timeless images.

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Before you enquire

Find your kind of people

01

Watch a complete film

Look beyond a short social clip. Listen to the audio and notice how the ceremony, speeches and quieter moments fit together.

02

Decide what you want to keep

Ask which films are included, whether you receive the full ceremony and speeches, and how music is chosen.

03

Plan with your photographer

Ask how the two teams work together, what time they need, and whether travel or extra coverage changes the quote.

When you enquire, include your date, location and a little about the celebration you have in mind. Confirm current packages, inclusions and availability directly.

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