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Wedding films made by one filmmaker, from the first conversation to the final cut. Fifteen years of weddings across Europe and the United States.
Recent films
A few minutes from each day. Music, their words, and the moments that mattered.
Three ways to keep the day
Every package is shot in 4K and edited by the same person who filmed it.
The short film
- 3 to 4 minute cinematic highlight, music only
- One videographer
- 5 hours of coverage
- 4K
- Drone establishing shots, where the venue and airspace allow
The short film, with their words
- 4 to 5 minute cinematic highlight, music and dialogue
- One videographer, two cameras
- 8 hours of coverage
- 4K
- Drone establishing shots, where the venue and airspace allow
- Full edit of the ceremony, speeches and special dances
The whole day, as a feature
- 15 to 20 minute cinematic feature, music and dialogue
- 3 to 4 minute highlight, music only
- Two videographers
- 10 hours of coverage
- 4K
- Drone establishing shots, where the venue and airspace allow
- Full edit of the ceremony, speeches and special dances
No two days are the same, so I quote each wedding after we talk.
Check your dateAdd ons
Instagram trailer
A short vertical cut for the week after.
Rehearsal dinner
Coverage of the night before.
Additional hours
When the day runs longer than the package.
Raw footage
Everything the cameras saw, delivered as shot.
Common questions
Do you travel?
Yes. The films on this page were shot in Europe, and I work out of Central Florida now. Travel depends on the venue and goes into the quote.
Who films the day?
I do, with my own cameras. The Legacy package adds a second videographer.
Do we get the raw footage?
It is an add on. Everything the cameras saw, delivered as shot.
When do we get the film?
[VERIFY: delivery time for the highlight and for the feature]
Tim Jinar, Levron FilmsFifteen years, two continents, one pair of hands.
I am Tim Jinar. Over the past fifteen years I have filmed weddings across Europe and the United States, from a single quiet ceremony to celebrations that run for days and carry their own traditions. That range taught me to listen first and film second.
I stay involved at every step, from our first conversation to the final edit, so the film feels less like footage and more like the day itself. Years from now, pressing play should take you right back.
Tell me about the day.
Tell me the date and where, and I will tell you if I am free and what it takes. If the date is open, we set up a call.
The full library
Every wedding film, in one place. Tap one to watch.