Hosted by Wedding Crashers · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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🎙 Wedding Crashers Podcast – Show Description For wedding filmmakers who want more than cookie-cutter films, borrowed styles, and playing it safe. Hosted by Camryn and Kyle, two full-time filmmakers deep in the trenches, Wedding Crashers is a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to build a sustainable, fulfilling career in wedding film—without losing your taste, your standards, or your sanity. This isn’t theory. It’s real conversations about craft, trust, pressure, growth, business decisions, creative risks, burnout, family life, destination work, and the small choices on wedding days that quietly separate “good” from unforgettable. Some episodes feel like story time. Others feel like mentorship. All of them are rooted in one idea: show up prepared, serve your couples well, and leave it all on the table. Whether you’re just getting started or already scaling, Wedding Crashers is here to help you think clearer, work smarter, and make fil
Wedding Crashers hosts Wedding Crashers, a arts show with 17 episodes published.
A real conversation about cameras, lenses, VHS, Super 8, audio, lighting, and why the right tools can level up your storytelling. For $100 off your first edit with Bride & Groom Video, head to bridengroom.video and use c
This week we sit down with two of our favorite humans — Carmela Joy Photography and Sancho Films — to talk about what it’s actually like to run photo + video as an engaged couple. We unpack: The pros and growing pains of
We’re back with good audio (you’re welcome) and some wild momentum— $110,000 in weddings booked in January and February is already looking even crazier. We break down why that matters (especially in “soft season”), what
Most couples decide if they trust you before they ever hit your contact form. This episode is about turning that invisible trust into actual bookings — without sounding like a greasy salesman. We break down the three pla
In this episode, we take on the full Hot Ones challenge—every sauce, every level of heat—while answering real questions about filmmaking, weddings, and life in the industry. As the spice ramps up, so does the honesty. We
Subtitle Why bigger isn’t better, social media messes with expectations, and our real job is telling the truth of the day—not the Instagram version. Episode Description A potential client tells Kyle he’s “overqualified”—
Why half-commitment keeps entrepreneurs stuck—and what finally changes when you choose one thing. In Episode 12, Camryn and Kyle unpack their real quitting stories—the messy, emotional, multi-year journey of trying to ho
Episode 11 tackles one of the most common problems the guys see in mentorships: confidence vs self-doubt — and how easy it is to get trapped on either extreme. Kyle and Camryn break down why newer filmmakers feel overwhe
Episode 10 is a behind-the-scenes look at what “leveling up” actually looks like when it’s not just talk. Kyle and Camryn walk through a Cabo destination wedding that forced them to run tighter comms, move smarter, and t
Boomer – Multiply Sound Sound design education + creator of the Alignment Experience. Jacob – Sancho Films Creativity keynote speaker and filmmaker behind Sancho Films. Carmela Joy Photography Retreat planning, logistics
This week, we're talking: Why delivering an experience trumps delivering just a good video The Italy wedding that pushed Kyle’s directing to the next level Camryn’s new standard: give a $10,000 experience every time (eve
Welcome back to the Wedding Crashers Pod! 🎉 This week, we're talking: Why delivering an experience trumps delivering just a good video The Italy wedding that pushed Kyle’s directing to the next level Camryn’s new standa
📓 Episode Show Notes Welcome back to the Wedding Crashers Pod! 🎉 This week, we're talking: Why delivering an experience trumps delivering just a good video The Italy wedding that pushed Kyle’s directing to the next lev
📓 Show Notes 00:00 – Intro banter & setting the scene 05:12 – The difference between documenting and storytelling 09:35 – Why “pretty” doesn’t always mean “memorable” 14:20 – Trusting your intuition on wedding day 20:00
Topics covered: Why making connections isn’t enough without a strong foundation What “planting seeds” really looks like in the wedding industry The shift from being reactive to intentional on wedding days How Carmela sha
What we talk about in this episode: Quitting careers for creativity: The risks & realities What it’s really like to work from home with kids Why the drive to create never shuts off — even during paternity leave The role
🎧 In this episode, you'll hear: How to stand out as a wedding filmmaker (without chasing every trend) The danger of creating just to “go viral” Camryn and Kyle’s mindset around consistency > virality What planners and c
In this episode, we cover: The myth of “overnight success” in luxury wedding filmmaking Why your mindset is more valuable than your gear How to handle pressure at high-end weddings Learning to grow at your own pace (with
🎙 In This Episode: Leaving safe careers to go full-time as filmmakers The creative rut that almost made us stall Why “different” doesn’t mean “wrong” Balancing client expectations with personal growth How one risky teas
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