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Unknown Host hosts Coda Podcast - For Wedding Filmmakers, a arts show with 47 episodes published.
Known for his high-energy films, Alfie from Clique Visuals breaks down how he creates an environment on a wedding day that gives couples the freedom to really be themselves. We talk about how that approach not only creat
Ryan’s rise in the wedding filmmaking industry has been remarkable. In just three years, he’s gone from charging £300 per wedding to booking packages worth up to £20,000. In this episode, we explore the marketing strateg
Today on the Coda Podcast I’m joined by Harrison Fletcher from Fletcher Films. Harrison started his business at just 21 years old and has spent the last decade building a respected luxury wedding filmmaking brand. But we
This week on the Coda Podcast, I’m joined by Richard Leng from RL Films. Richard has been a respected voice in the wedding filmmaking industry for many years, helping countless filmmakers elevate both their work and thei
This week, I’m joined by Tom from Hitched Productions — a filmmaker who’s been consistently booking around 40 weddings a year, largely thanks to the momentum he creates through Instagram teasers. Tom’s teasers have becom
The first episode in my series exploring wedding videographers using AI in unique ways features Steven Ringrose, who built an iPhone app designed specifically for wedding filmmakers and photographers called Prelude. Prel
What do couples actually want when they’re booking a wedding filmmaker? In this episode of the Coda Podcast, I speak with three filmmakers who’ve recently planned their own weddings—giving us a rare, behind-the-scenes lo
In just 3 years Scott Mackenzie has completely transformed his business. He has gone from shooting 70+ local weddings a year for £1700, to shooting glamorous destination weddings across Europe with budgets of £5000+ In t
Sean from Sean Elliot Photography books and shoots 100 weddings a year - solo. On top of that, his small team handles another 30+ weddings annually, In this conversation, we break down how that’s even possible. We talk a
In this special episode, I’m joined by the founders of the British Wedding Film Festival, Joce, Jeff, Laura and Pete. Fresh from their inaugural event, we unpack what really happened behind the scenes - the judging proce
With over 4.5k followers , 567 posts , and Reels reaching over a million views , Instagram was a huge part of Arran’s business visibility. And then he quit. In this episode, we talk honestly about why he stepped away , t
In today’s episode of Coda Chats , I’m joined by Adam Johnson of ARJ Photography. An influential voice in the world of wedding photography, Adam is the founder of Fed Wed and the author of the brilliant SuperchARJ newsle
Today on the Coda Podcast I’m joined by Chris Spice from Spice Wedding Films — a filmmaker known for his joyful, honest and heartfelt approach to capturing weddings. In this episode, we dive into how Chris found his voic
Welcome to the very first episode of Coda Chats — a new, more relaxed corner of the Coda Podcast where we strip away the tech talk and have real, honest conversations about life as wedding filmmakers. For this debut epis
Today on the Coda Podcast, I’m joined by Kurtis Smith of K.Smith Films — a filmmaker who blends pure creativity with serious technical craft. While Kurtis creates high-energy short-form content that lights up his social
Luxury weddings, global travel and a brand that feels as refined as the weddings he films — that’s what Jake has built with Jake Burgess Films, and it hasn’t happened by accident. In this conversation, we break down the
90 weddings a year, that is what Jon from Top Table Films has been consistently shooting for many years now and this isn’t a volume brand. Jon delivers stunning, high-quality films at an incredible price point building a
In today’s episode, I’m speaking with Steve Ringrose — the director of Blue Ridge Films and the inventor of the MicMag. With over 12 years of wedding filmmaking experience, Steve has witnessed huge changes in the industr
Russell is an absolute powerhouse, effortlessly juggling multiple projects within his business while still delivering breathtaking work every time. In this in-depth conversation, we dive into everything from how he direc
Those that attended last years Coda Conference will be well acquainted with todays guest. Bronte Woodland from TinBox memories had pretty much everyone in tears during her heartfelt presentation, it was a timely reminder
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