Your photographer and videographer are sleeping together...

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and that makes getting the best wedding photos and videos that much easier.

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Here's the problem:

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When you hire two companies for your photography and videography, you aren't just booking two different services; you're hoping to bridge two different personalities, processes, and ways of seeing your day.

Worse yet, that friction is all happening during one of the most intentional, emotional experiences of your life.

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We have burned that midnight oil planning, shooting, editing, and creating together,

all so that we can show up better for you when it matters most. It's one booking for one seamlessly compatible team. We both collaborate with you during the entire planning process, not just on the timeline call a few weeks before.

To be so for real,

your wedding day is way too important to hand over to a photographer and videographer who just met in the trailhead parking lot 20 minutes ago.

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We've worked over 75 weddings together and we've got our groove down, which means we're fully present with you, which means you can be fully present with your people.

There's no ego here from two different vendors fighting for the shot.

just two artists who love each other and love what they do.

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About Amanda

I grew up in Albuquerque, NM, and have some artistic roots using my parents’ 35mm film camera to photograph still life photos of our living room and dogs.

My photography took a short detour while I did science-y things like make beer and teach high school kids about the periodic table, then found its way back to me a few years ago.

These days, I create beautiful and important things with my husband-slash-BFF, Zac. I’m your typical Coloradan who enjoys a strenuous hike, sleeping outdoors, and a good craft brew.

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About Zac

I got my start in video as a college freshman when I realized video production classes were WAY easier than science classes. What started as a "Get Out of Chemistry Free" card has turned into a passion that will be with me for a lifetime, and I have been fortunate to work in video ever since that day.

When I'm not co-creating beautiful things with my wife-slash-BFF (or trying to learn more about science so I can impress her), you can find me on the golf course, knee deep in a creek with a fly fishing rod, or spending time with Amanda and our son outdoors.

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An ode to our co-founder and namesake:

We'd be remiss not to mention Forrest, our goofy, lovable, 82 pound boxer dog. Forrest's joyful energy helped us connect with so many new friends on his daily walks, and even brought the two of us closer together when we first met.

Joy, presence, and connection are what we want our work to be about, and it was an obvious choice to name our company after him. Forrest has since moved on to the next adventure, but we miss him every day, and his memory lives on in the spirit of the work we do.

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Amanda and Zac did an amazing job capturing all the big moments, but also all the little ones that we wouldn't have otherwise seen, since we can’t be in all places at once (and the time flies by!).

“Their package was the only way that we could have photo AND video and, after seeing everything come together, I am so grateful we have both. Meetings with Amanda and Zac leading up to our event were easy and clear in communication.

And day-of, they did an awesome job of blending in with our group and also providing guidance when we needed a bit more leading. Least stressful wedding pictures I've ever done, and I've been in the wedding party 10 times!”

— Melissa & Samy

Can't get enough? Pour a beer, let the dog out to play, and let's get to know each other.

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