Meet Your film
documentarian

(aka videographer, filmmaker, or whatever you want to call me)

Hi friend!

My name is Veronica. I am forever a lover of the small and big moments alike and I love to document everything on camera because...

1. I am super sappy and emotional and think there's nothing more special than a gool ol' sweet moment captured on camera
(Don't watch movies with me, I will cry)

2, I am only human, so naturally I forget things and the special moments in my life are not something I want to forget. There are so many moments I wish I could look back on but am unable to. On the other hand, I have footage of other great moments with loved ones that I am sooo so grateful to have to remember them by.

About super Lucky Film

I have a big love and appreciation for the preservation of film and vintage nostalgia while also wanting to focus on the real moments in life. I believe in the unobtrusive, close to the heart, real moments over the big production corny wedding videos. As a vintage videographer, my focus and dedication is solely with film and analog videography, meaning I never film digital.

How it all started

For a long time, the idea of being a wedding videographer was not for me. I hated the corny digital wedding videos with zero personality, so even though I enjoyed the process and idea of videography, I felt that I didn't want to be another piece in the hyper commercialized wedding industry. As a nostalgia lover, I knew I wanted to give others an opportunity to feel the memory of their wedding without all the extra fuss. (Y'kno, the way our grandparents did it) When I sat down to look back on my childhood films, I fell in love with the idea of home movies and thought that's what I would do for weddings.

Why it matters

It's because of videographers who cared more about authenticity than a movie production worthy moment that I am able to look back on my parents' wedding film and feel connected. The memory was kept alive and I get to relive it with them.