Show Notes
In this episode, we sit down with Drew from JST Married, winner of Best Elopement Film at this year’s Festival. We venture into the raw beauty of the Scottish Highlands to discuss what it takes to craft an intimate, two-person story.
We dive into how he manages the delicate balance between active creative direction and letting a couple’s day unfold organically without spoiling the moment.
We also discuss the unpredictable realities of high-stakes outdoor filming, navigating intense elements, and what happens when a bride gets so freezing cold she calls it quits halfway through the shoot.
Plus, we talk about the power of creative validation, pushing the boundaries of audio, and the legendary backstory of the time Drew worked alongside a pre-fame Calvin Harris in a local supermarket.
This is an inspiring conversation about staying true to your artistic vision, adapting to the elements, and capturing the gritty, raw romance of the wild.
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GUEST JST Married: jstmarried.co.uk
HOSTS Joce (Lune de Miel Studio): lunedemielstudio.com Jeff (Jeff Wood Visuals): jeffwoodvisuals.com
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