● About
Why Super 8?
Because your wedding day deserves to feel like a memory—not a highlight reel. Super 8 captures the blurry hugs, champagne spills, wind in your veil, your best friends losing it on the dance floor, and all the little moments you didn’t even know were happening. It’s nostalgic, imperfect, a little grainy, and completely timeless. No stiff posing, no overproduction—just you, your people, and the feeling of being there. Years from now, you won’t just watch your wedding film. You’ll slip right back into it.
About Films By Jessye
The Vibe:
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Nostalgia is the point
There’s something about Super 8 that makes a moment feel like a memory before it’s even over. Grain, movement, imperfect light—it’s all part of the magic.
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Film, not content
This isn't about creating the perfect Instagram recap. It’s about making something you'll watch at 50 and still feel your stomach flip.
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The in-between is everything
The ceremony is beautiful, but so is your best friend fixing your lipstick. Your dad’s reaction. Bare feet on the dance floor. The five-minute calm before everything begins. We’re looking for those moments.
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Never too posed
We want you to be present, not performing. Move how you move, love how you love, and forget the camera is there.
● Our Story
Meet Jessye
The girl behind the camera, the rolls of film and that strange noise the camera makes every couple minutes.
I’ve always been a little obsessed with the moments that happen in between the big ones—the kind you don't think twice about until years later when they become your favorite memory. The way your person looks at you when you aren't paying attention. Your friends screaming the lyrics to your favorite song. Your mom fixing your veil. Bare feet, champagne, blurry dancing, and all the moments in between.
That’s why I fell in love with Super 8.
There’s something about film that digital just can't quite replicate. The grain, the movement, the imperfect frames—it feels nostalgic and completely alive. It doesn't make your wedding look like everyone else's. It makes it feel like yours.
My approach is simple: I'm not here to stage your day or turn it into a production. I'm here to be there for it. To notice the little things, let the big moments unfold naturally, and create a film that feels like stepping back into the day—not just watching it.