Shoot weddings with us.
Our companies photograph and film weddings across the United States. We are adding photographers, videographers and editors to our roster in every state.
Find your role
Every role is an independent contractor position paid at a flat rate per wedding or project.
Wedding Videographer
Film full wedding days from preparation to send-off and capture the audio, coverage and moments our editors need for a cinematic film.
- Pay
- Flat rate per wedding, shared on your intro call
- Type
- Independent contractor
- Gear
- Cinema or mirrorless body plus backup, fast primes, gimbal, wireless lavs and recorders
Wedding Photographer
Photograph the full day, direct portraits and family formals, and deliver a complete, well-exposed gallery.
- Pay
- Flat rate per wedding, shared on your intro call
- Type
- Independent contractor
- Gear
- Two full-frame bodies, 24–70 and 70–200 or equivalent primes, on- and off-camera flash
Second Shooter, Video
Run a second angle at ceremonies and receptions and capture guest and detail coverage alongside a lead videographer.
- Pay
- Flat rate per wedding, shared on your intro call
- Type
- Independent contractor
- Gear
- One video-capable body, a fast prime or zoom, tripod and spare batteries
Second Shooter, Photography
Cover preparation, guests, candids and alternate angles while the lead photographer directs.
- Pay
- Flat rate per wedding, shared on your intro call
- Type
- Independent contractor
- Gear
- One professional body, a fast prime or zoom, speedlight
Wedding Film Editor
Cut highlight films and full-length edits from our footage to a defined house style and turnaround.
- Pay
- Hourly or per-project rate, shared on your intro call
- Type
- Independent contractor
- Gear
- Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, color-accurate display, fast storage
Wedding Photo Editor & Retoucher
Cull, color and retouch wedding galleries to a consistent look across photographers.
- Pay
- Hourly or per-project rate, shared on your intro call
- Type
- Independent contractor
- Gear
- Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, color-accurate display
Where we're booking weddings
These markets have weddings on the calendar and roles open today.
Where we're recruiting next
Apply in these metros to be first in line when we open bookings.
Browse by state
We recruit in every state. Choose yours to see local markets, venues and pay.
From application to your first wedding
Apply
Send your resume, portfolio link and the markets you cover. It takes about five minutes.
Portfolio review
Our creative team reviews your work against the style our couples book.
Intro call
A short call about your experience, kit, availability and how our wedding days run.
Get booked
Your first paid wedding, usually alongside an experienced lead. Then your calendar fills.
Focus on the work
A steady calendar
Our companies book weddings year-round, so you aren't hunting for your next client.
No sales or admin
Contracts, payments, planning calls and client questions are handled for you.
Editing handled
Shooters hand off footage and images. Our editing teams deliver the final product.
Choose your dates
Set your availability and accept the weddings that work for you.
Fast, flat pay
A clear rate for every booking, paid by direct deposit.
Room to grow
Second shooters move up to lead, and leads take on new markets.
Know your worth
Pay by state →How to Become a Wedding Second Shooter
What second shooters do, what gear you need, how to build a portfolio and how to land your first paid wedding.
Read the guide →PayHow Wedding Photographers and Videographers Get Paid as Contractors
Flat rates, per-hour work, 1099s and what to track, explained for shooters and editors working with studios.
Read the guide →GearWedding Videography Gear Checklist
The cameras, lenses, audio, stabilization and backups a wedding videographer should bring to every wedding.
Read the guide →Frequently asked
Are these employee or contractor roles?
On-location and editing roles are independent contractor (1099) positions. You set your availability and accept the weddings you want.
Do I need my own equipment?
Yes. Lead shooters bring a professional kit with backup bodies, cards and audio. Second shooters need at least one professional body and lens. Each role page lists the minimum kit.
How am I paid?
You are paid a flat rate per wedding or project by direct deposit. Rates depend on role and market and are confirmed on your intro call.
Do you handle the clients?
Yes. Our companies handle sales, contracts, payments, planning calls and client communication. You receive a full timeline and shot list before every wedding.
Will I have to travel?
Most weddings are within about 60 miles of your home market. Travel beyond that is optional and paid separately.
What does "building roster" mean?
In those metros we are accepting applications ahead of opening bookings. Applicants there are contacted first when we start booking weddings in that market.
What does the hiring process look like?
Send your resume and portfolio. If your work fits, we schedule a short call, then book you on a paid first wedding, usually alongside an experienced lead.
Ready to shoot with us?
Send your resume and portfolio. We review every application.