THIS IS JULIETTE
Photographer, videographer, filmmaker, & pasta lover
It Started With The Chickens.
At 6 years old I’d used to steal my mom’s Nikon Point and Shoot camera to take photos of my pet chickens as a kid. Throughout middle school and high school, I made short films to get out of doing class presentations (and it worked!)
At 14, I attended my sisters elopement (before they were cool) and realized just how much I loved weddings - seeing everyone get dressed up and celebrate a special moment in time transformed how much I enjoyed celebrating love. I was also 14, and a hopeless romantic, so that certainly didn’t help.
By 17, I ended up getting diagnosed with Wedding Fever, which turns out is incurable, but I don’t find that to be a problem nowadays!
Now twenty-something, I’ve been able to document so many wholesome, real moments and create meaningful heirlooms for my couples, their families and friends to look back on for next 40 years. It’s quite an honor.
MY FAVORITE THINGS
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MY FAVORITE THINGS /
- My little fam
- Oatmilk matcha lattes
- Platform Converse sneakers (I’ve worn Converse since I was 10!)
- Books about architecture
- Listening to Phoebe Bridgers, & crying to Taylor Swift
- Quoting I Think You Should Leave, The Office and Parks & Rec
- Watching really good and really bad tv shows and movies (Breaking Bad meets Love is Blind)
- Wes Anderson and Greta Gerwig
- Warm challah bread with butter
- Tiny flowers
- Bird watching
- Yellow legal pads
- My couples!
^ a photo of my husband and I while we were dating
Some thoughts on photo & video
I think a lot of people figure you need either photo OR video for your wedding day.
While that’s true, I don’t think I can emphasize without putting everything in caps (which I won’t do here because it would look unhinged) how important it is to document special and everyday events with one or both.
These photos and videos at your wedding or session are passed down generations, hung up on walls, made for future grandchild/grandnieces and grandnephews to feast their eyes on, and to document your existence - your special, crazy, exciting and beautiful existence. That alone is something to celebrate.
^ a photo of my husband, myself and our kiddo last year
