Here's something I don't talk about enough: I'm awkward on camera too. Genuinely. Every time someone points a lens at me I'm like, "What do I do with my hands? Do I look okay?" I get it.
So that's a big part of why my whole approach is so hands-off. Your job is to be present. Mine is to capture you honestly. And when you see the film? Every bit of that awkwardness just melts away.
I was the kid who always had a camera in her hand. I brought my dad's camcorder to school every single day. Filmed every project, every ordinary moment I thought was worth remembering.
Looking back, I don't think it was a phase. I think I was already becoming who I was supposed to be.
I studied Video Audio Production at NEIT, spent a few years freelancing around Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and realized pretty quickly that this was what I was supposed to be doing.
In 2017, I left my job as a pharmacy tech and started my first filmmaking company. The name has changed since then. But the dedication? That's stayed exactly the same.
Meet Ashlee.
My favorite part of weddings is the parent dances. There's something about watching a dad get emotional, seeing those joyful tears. I'm honored to capture those moments. Because I know what they'll mean later.
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He's the reason I picked up a camera in the first place and the reason I keep doing this work with so much heart. For me, it really comes down to how I see the world, and how powerful it is to hold onto the everyday magic that happens around us. I believe every person’s story matters. And not just the big, flashy moments. The quiet ones, the emotional ones, the real ones. Video, to me, is like a time capsule. Weddings just happen to be one of the most beautiful reasons to hit "record."
When I was growing up, my dad always had one of those giant VHS camcorders on his shoulder. Every birthday, holiday, just regular moments, all documented.
And now that I'm older, I can't tell you how grateful I am that he did.
My grandparents have passed. My dad became wheelchair-bound later in life. And in September 2024, we lost him too. It left a huge hole in our world.
But I still get to see him. Whether it's footage my mom shot or something he set up on a tripod and let roll. I can watch it back and hear his voice. See him laughing. Feel his presence.
Those home videos have become priceless to me. I get to relive so many happy moments. And I would've missed out on all of that if he hadn't taken the time to capture it.
That's the heart behind what I do.
I want to give my couples the same gift my dad gave me. Something you can watch years from now and feel it all over again. I want you to see the people you love frozen in time. I want you to hear their voices, their laughter. I want you to remember the feeling.
I'd be honored to capture those moments for you.
Why do I do what I do? It all comes back to family...
and this guy right here.
Filmmaking has always had a grip on my heart. It's not just what I do. It's who I am.
Here's what I think about at every single wedding: the people in that room will never all be together in quite the same way again. Your grandparents on the dance floor. Your college friends in one place for the first time in years. The little cousin who'll be a teenager before you know it.
That's why I don't just film your day. I keep it. So years from now, you can watch it back and hear everyone exactly as they sounded, laughing, cheering, and telling stories about you.
That's the legacy I want to leave. A way back to one of the happiest days of your life.
Tiny Intern • Brings Zero Skills, 100% Vibes • Doesn’t Take Direction, Still Gets Snacks
Chaos Extraordinaire, full-time cutie. Loves snugs, Hot Wheels, Paw Patrol, and keeping everyone on their toes, preferably while holding an apple juice in one hand and a toy car in the other.
Tiny Intern
Chaos Extraordinaire. Full-time cutie. Loves snugs, Hot Wheels, Paw Patrol, and keeping everyone on their toes, preferably while holding an apple juice in one hand and a toy car in the other.
He might not be holding a camera yet, but he's already the heart of the crew. A daily reminder of exactly why preserving family matters so much.
Brings Zero Skills, 100% Vibes. Doesn’t Take Direction, Still Gets Snacks.
Hudson
Not the Filmmaker, Just the Guy Who Said “Go for It” and Meant It • The Reason This Exists • Married to the Talent
Ashlee’s #1 supporter and car guy with a soft spot for ‘80s Camaros (even if he works on Kias). Soccer fan, Leo, caffeine-fueled, and always keeping the dream grounded.
Just the Guy Who Said “Go for It” and Meant It
Ashlee's #1 supporter and car guy with a soft spot for '80s Camaros. (Even though he spends most days under the hood of a Kia. Life's funny like that.)
Born in California, raised in Wareham, and fully converted to a Massachusetts lifer. He's the reason this dream got off the ground and the guy who keeps it grounded with love, humor, and the occasional terrible dad joke.
Nick
Founder + Filmmaker • Storyteller of Real Moments • Slightly Obsessed with Love Stories
Founder of The Heartfelt Narrative and your go-to wedding filmmaker. Leo, alt rock fan, Marylou’s coffee lover, and forever chasing golden light and honest love stories.
Founder + Filmmaker
Massachusetts born and raised. Grew up in Carver, which is exactly as small as it sounds. These days I'm based in New Bedford, filming weddings across the South Coast and New England. Leo through and through. I live for summer days, early 2000s alt rock played too loud, and golden hour light that makes everything look like a memory.
At the heart of it all, I'm just someone who believes your wedding film should feel exactly like you. Honest, real, and worth watching for the rest of your life.
Ashlee
Meet The Vrooms
Named after my dad, looks just like him, and has his same fearless energy.
Full-time explorer, giggles at literally everything, and Hudson's biggest admirer.
Loves food, dogs, and getting into absolutely everything. Smiles at every person he sees. He's already out-chunking most toddlers and out-chaosing his older brother.
25 Pounds of Pure Fearlessness. 100% Grab-Everything Energy. Still Learning About Snacks.
David
I can't say enough wonderful things about Ashlee. It was clear right away that she genuinely cared about capturing our day in the most meaningful way. When we received our wedding films, we were absolutely blown away. I honestly couldn't have asked for a more stunning highlight video to relive our wedding day — and yes, I've watched it many, many times already.
