Mark Brown has spent the past 15 years creating wedding films that highlight the bold texture and character of 16mm celluloid. His style juxtaposes the look of mid-century film with a modern, cinematic approach, resulting in work that feels like a memory unfolding in real time.

With over 400 weddings under his belt, Mark has mastered a craft that turns each celebration into a joyful, living film. His color grading is vibrant and luminous, his sequencing flows naturally, and he captures humor, spontaneity, and intimacy in a way that feels effortlessly beautiful. Each film is carefully handcrafted: rolls are developed at Kodak in Pinewood Studios, scanned and edited by hand, and adorned with titles that are painted, drawn, or inked by Mark himself. Shot on a 1950s Bolex with 1940s lenses—carefully sourced from collectors around the world—his work attracts couples who are often artists, designers, and filmmakers themselves, drawn to his passion for film and his ability to craft a piece that feels personal and made with love.

Mark’s work has been recognized by publications such as Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar, and he was named Filmmaker of the Year by Pro Movie Maker Magazine. Each film he creates ultimately feel like a cinematic experience—a motion picture that is immersive, heartfelt and thoughtfully composed.