You don't need a full videography crew to get a cinematic wedding film. Whether you shot through an I Shot That kit or a camera you already own, we handle the wedding video editing services part: syncing rolls, cleaning up the analog conversion, and cutting it into a film with an actual story arc.
This is Tyler's job, not a farmed-out task. He's spent over a decade shooting documentary wedding films on Super 8, 16mm, and Hi8, with three feature films as cinematographer. He edits knowing what the format is supposed to look like — so your film reads as intentionally vintage, not just old.
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Undeveloped Super 8 rolls go to our lab for processing and scanning first; Hi8 tapes get digitized directly. Either way, you end up with usable digital files — this is the analog video conversion step most people get stuck on.
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Multiple guests usually shot the day, often on multiple rolls or tapes. We line up footage chronologically against how the day actually unfolded.
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Not a slideshow of clips in order — an edited film with pacing, a beginning and an end, cut to match the tone of Super 8 or Hi8 rather than fighting it.
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Delivered in 5-7 weeks via Google Drive. The footage is yours either way.
Digital video is easy to shoot well and easy to make forgettable. Super 8's grain and Hi8's warmth do a lot of the work a director usually has to fight for — they read as nostalgic and specific by default. The tradeoff is that analog footage needs real editing to become a film instead of a shoebox of clips: processing, color, pacing, sound.
That's the gap this service closes. You get vintage wedding footage handled by someone who has cut this exact format for actual feature films — without booking a second videographer or paying for a full production crew to attend.
If you're sitting on Super 8 or Hi8 from your own wedding — or found a family member's old reels — we do wedding film restoration and editing on existing footage too, not just kits we shipped. Same process: we handle the conversion, then cut it into something watchable.
Super 8 rolls processed and scanned; Hi8 tapes digitized directly.
A 4-7 minute cinematic film, not a raw clip dump.
Matched to the format instead of fighting it.
Delivered alongside the final film, every time.
Yes — that's the core of this service. We send undeveloped Super 8 rolls to a lab for processing and scanning, then edit the resulting digital files into a finished film. You send the footage, we send back the film.
Super 8 is real analog film — it needs lab processing and gives the richest, most cinematic grain. Hi8 is an early digital camcorder format that's already electronic, so it goes straight to digitization without a lab step.
Both. If you shot with your own Super 8 or Hi8 camera — at your wedding or years ago — we can still process, convert, and edit it.
5-7 weeks from when we receive your footage, covering lab processing (if needed), syncing, and the full edit.
Yes. Every package includes the finished film and all raw digital footage, delivered together.
The whole timeline, from booking to the film landing in your inbox.
See the timeline → Three packagesWhat each package includes and how we compare to a traditional videographer.
Compare packages → Real filmsFilms in both formats, all shot by guests on the cameras we ship.
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