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Last Sunday we were invited the the screening of the new Disney film, Ballerina. Due to be released in cinemas on 19th December, so perfect timing for festive family viewing. Ava loves Ballet and so she was very excited to get the chance to see the film before general released. We arrived at the Vue cinema in Leicester Square and were greeted by a …
Last month I watched a Month in a Minute video from Sian over at Helpful Mum, it was such a lovely video and a wonderful idea. I was really thrilled when I realised she ran it as a linky and I could join in too. As I have mentioned before I love capturing our family memories on film and I …
I love photography and video, there’s nothing better than capturing those special family moments. Both freeze time so wonderfully for you all to experience in the future. When I can, I like to film snippets of our weekends, even the mundane, so we will remember this time in our lives. Last weekend we went on a trip to the zoo, and Baby …
I am totally in love with photography and capturing special family moments on film too. I adore personal films, which are filled with heart and can’t watch a well shot family movie without feeling emotional. I think it’s a wonderful way to keep all of your memories safe, so you can all relive them in the future. As we have …
I started recording snapshots of our weekends when I began a film-making course. It was our first piece of homework and I have created a short film every week since. I adore making films, especially those which focus on our lives or the lives of others. This weekend was a mix of pottering around at home and being in London …
We spent last weekend at Wychwood Festival, I will pop a proper review up a little later in the week, but I wanted to share my usual Weekend Snapshots film today. Baby had such fun and was exhausted when we returned home. If you are on Vimeo you can check out the film here.
Last week I shared my first Weekend Snapshot film. Inspired by the film course I am doing, I wanted to capture more of our ordinary moments than I do in photographs. I want to remember little things that will no doubt be forgotten, if we don’t commit them to film to show how important they were to us. I …
I adore making films of our adventures and recently started a film making course run by the amazing Xanthe Berkleley. Each week we have homework; the first week was to make a weekend snapshot film, which I think I will continue to do and this week we were asked to make a video portrait of a person or a place. Obviously …
I love film, especially personal films with heart. I can’t watch a well shot family movie without feeling emotional. The ability to capture moments with your family, exciting times, the ordinary moments, happiness, thoughtfulness and create a film which reflects this to the outside world is such a wonderful thing to do and adds to the rich memories you will …
