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Junior Garcia ​ Some people discover their purpose later in life. I was fortunate to find mine early. ​ As a teenager, I became fascinated by the way music, cinema, and storytelling could make people feel emotions long after a film had ended. I wasn’t simply watching movies—I was studying every frame, every soundtrack, and every story. That passion eventually led me to pick up a camera, and what started as curiosity became the career I’ve dedicated my life to. ​ Today, after more than a decade of filming weddings around the world, that same passion still drives everything I create. My inspiration extends far beyond filmmaking. Music, fashion, architecture, photography, travel, and art continually shape the way I see the world. They influence every decision I make—from the pacing of a film to the music I choose and the emotions I preserve. I believe a wedding film should feel less like a video and more like a timeless piece of cinema. But beautiful visuals alone are never enough. The greatest wedding films are built on connection. ​ Before I ever pick up a camera, I take the time to understand who you are, what you value, and what makes your relationship unlike anyone else’s. Because the more I understand your story, the more honestly I can tell it. ​ I look beyond the obvious moments to capture the ones that become priceless over time—the nervous breath before the ceremony, a father’s quiet embrace, the glance you didn’t realize your partner gave you, and the laughter that no one planned. Those are the moments that make your story yours. ​ Because I believe every couple deserves that level of care, I intentionally accept only a limited number of weddings each year. That allows me to dedicate the time, creativity, and attention every film deserves, ensuring each one is crafted with intention rather than rushed through a production line. ​ My goal has never been to simply film weddings. My purpose is to create timeless films that allow you, your children, and generations after you to experience exactly how it felt to be there.