Film wedding photographer Sundari Seferynski joins Perspective to unpack her journey from wedding styling and fashion into shooting weddings exclusively on film. The conversation explores client experience, emotional communication, pricing film photography sustainably, and why intentional preparation matters more than trends. Sundari also shares thoughtful insights on inclusivity in analogue photography, photographing different skin tones on film, and building trust through human-first client care.

Australian wedding photographer Oli of Briars Atlas joins Perspective for a wide-ranging conversation on creativity, client experience, and building meaningful work outside of trends. From his background in illustration and design to shooting weddings with intention, Oli shares thoughtful insights on human connection, expectations, contracts, social media fatigue, and why slowing down leads to better photography. The episode also explores experimental projects like Blanc, embracing imperfection, and finding inspiration far beyond the wedding industry.

A candid and energetic conversation with London-based film photographer Kate Hampson, diving into her transition from California to the UK, shooting weddings exclusively on film, navigating tricky lighting, documenting authentic moments, and developing her personal “one photo + field notes” wedding journal. Kate opens up about confidence, creativity, inclusive client care, and her evolving relationship with film stocks—from HP5 to TMAX—while sharing compelling behind-the-scenes stories and practical advice for photographers looking to refine their craft.

UK wedding photographer Ed Godden returns to share candid insights from 30 years behind the camera. From embracing late-booking couples to navigating social media burnout, Ed reflects on longevity, confidence, creative sustainability, and why simplicity still drives his approach. He also discusses albums, authenticity, film vs digital, industry shifts, and previews the upcoming WYRD Retreat, where he’ll teach and connect with photographers in an intimate setting. A must-listen for photographers and filmmakers wanting honest, real-world wisdom from a seasoned pro.

A reflective and inspiring conversation with Nottinghamshire wedding photographer Luke Whittemore, founder of the Wyrd Retreat. Luke opens up about creative identity, introversion in the wedding industry, the importance of genuine connection, and how his background in music shaped his approach to photography. He also shares insights into shooting film, building trust with couples, curating a meaningful retreat experience, and navigating community, creativity and longevity in a rapidly changing industry. A must-listen for wedding photographers craving authenticity, intentionality and deeper artistic purpose.

In this episode of Perspective by Cinemate, we sit down with luxury wedding photographers Danilo & Sharon to talk about breaking into the high-end wedding market, working with planners, and curating the perfect portfolio. They share insights on pricing, managing a team of photographers, and how their education academy helps others level up. Whether you're looking to attract luxury clients or refine your photography business, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways!

Join us for this episode of Perspective by Cinemate as we sit down with Canadian wedding photographer and filmmaker Brjánn Batista Bettencourt of 3B Photography. Brjánn shares his journey from photojournalism into weddings, why he works exclusively with film, Super 8 and 16mm, and how his storytelling style sets him apart. We talk about the realities of pricing film work, the challenges of analog formats, and why drawing inspiration from music, art, and culture is key to staying creative in the wedding industry.

Tom Wright, an editorial wedding photographer based in the UK, joins the podcast to share his philosophy on creating timeless, intentional imagery. Known for his refined style and attention to story, Tom discusses his approach to capturing weddings through a cinematic lens, building client trust, and curating a portfolio with purpose. He also reflects on building a business that reflects his values, navigating creative burnout, and leaning into simplicity for longevity in the industry.

Autumn Jordan joins the podcast to share her journey as a destination wedding photographer and educator. Known for her bold editorial style and vibrant storytelling, Autumn opens up about building a brand that celebrates self-expression, balancing client expectations, and developing a successful associate team. She also discusses her approach to education, creative direction, and the importance of aligning your work with your values in the ever-evolving wedding industry.

Paul Williams, aka Ginger Beard, dives into his journey from filmmaking to wedding photography, exploring how cinematic techniques, color grading, and gear choices shape his creative style. With a passion for both digital and film photography, Paul shares how he creates immersive, story-driven images and a relaxed client experience. This episode covers everything from workflow tips to pricing strategy, website design, and personal insights into wedding planning.

Visionary photographer Anna Gadalean joins the podcast to discuss the power of creative direction in storytelling. From guiding clients with clarity and intention to translating conceptual ideas into powerful imagery, Anna shares how personal projects, emotion, and honest expression shape her work. This episode is packed with insight for photographers looking to lead with vision while honoring each client’s unique story.

Martina Lanotte, an Italian wedding photographer based in Copenhagen, shares how she creates safe, inclusive spaces for queer couples and prioritizes authenticity in every frame. In this episode, she opens up about challenging traditional gender norms in the wedding industry, embracing sustainability by planting a tree for every couple, and building community with fellow creatives. From gear talk to AI tools, outsourcing, and Danish tax challenges, this conversation is packed with practical and empowering insights for wedding photographers.