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Hosted by Unknown Host · arts · EN · 17 episodes
🎙 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
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Episode #17
<p>A real conversation about cameras, lenses, VHS, Super 8, audio, lighting, and why the right tools can level up your storytelling.</p><p></p><p>For $100 off your first edit with Bride & Groom Video, head to <b>bridengroom.video</b> and use code <b>CRASHERS100</b></p>
Episode #16
<p>This week we sit down with two of our favorite humans — <b>Carmela Joy Photography</b> and <b>Sancho Films</b> — to talk about what it’s actually like to run photo + video as an engaged couple.</p><p>We unpack:</p>The pros and growing pains of working togetherWhy keeping separate brands might be the cheat codeThe truth about destination weddings (it’s not all glam)Travel fatigue, jet lag, and why cardio suddenly mattersAnd what happens when wedding vendors become the couple planning their own Tuscany wedding<p>If you’ve ever thought about building a business with your...
Episode #15
<p>We’re back with <b>good audio</b> (you’re welcome) and some wild momentum—<b>$110,000 in weddings booked in January</b> and February is already looking even crazier. We break down why that matters (especially in “soft season”), what it changes for spring/summer cash flow, and how we’re helping filmmakers do the same inside the <b>Sell More Weddings Mastermind</b>.</p><p></p><p>Then we go deeper: the entrepreneur brain—why it never shuts off, why it can feel like a blessing and a curse, and what it takes to push through the emotional roller coaster...
Episode #14
<p>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.</p><p></p><p>We break down the three places filmmakers lose weddings: what you’re doing before the inquiry, how to run a sales call without making it awkward, and why panic-discounting after the call is basically sales breath. We also talk about how we booked about <b>$110K in January</b>, why branding matters more than you think, and how to sell weddings without selling your soul...
Episode #13
<p>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.</p><p>As the spice ramps up, so does the honesty. We talk childhood influences, alternate careers, emotional wedding moments, brutal behind-the-scenes stories, and truths about the wedding industry most people never see. Somewhere between Da Bomb and The Last Dab, things get very real… and very painful.</p><p>This one’s chaotic, hilarious, and surprisingly meaningful—exactly how we like it.</p><p></p><h2><b>Show Notes</b></h2>🎬 <...
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