Dave was the videographer for our wedding in June, 2016. From our first video chat, he was extremely knowledgeable about both his business, services and was completely flexible throughout the entire process. He answered any and all questions we had and went above our expectations. We didn't want a standard boring wedding video decided to have it shot in Super 8. He was easy to work with and offered us a range of services based around our budget. We were (and still are!!) completely thrilled with the quality of his work and all of the time, effort and care he put into making it perfect. He let us choose the music and didn't stop working with us until everything was right. I also appreciate that he doesn't mass produce wedding videos - each one seems to fit the couple and their style, which truly makes him stand out from other vendors. Don't hesitate to hire him! read more

If you're at all considering having wedding videography, New England Vintage Films is amazing. I am so happy we found Dave! I never thought I wanted a wedding video (picturing cheesy 90s VHS cassettes with heart wipes, etc.) so didn't bother looking for one. But then just a couple months before our September wedding, my fiance and I were visiting my parents and we all dug out the old film projector and watched their 1977 wedding that some uncles had shot on Super 8. I realized that I wanted our wedding to be captured in the same way. I searched for Super 8/8mm wedding films online, and there's not a ton of options out there, even in Boston, and a lot of them are pretty expensive (turns out that it being old technology doesn't lessen the price -- it means the actual film is harder to get and most people don't know how to work with it). Anyway, I found Dave at New England Vintage Films and luckily he was available for our wedding date. He really knows his stuff and his prices were so reasonable compared to many others I contacted (even compared to non-Super 8 options, his prices were great). He was also willing to travel to Maine for our wedding. Dave was very easy to work with, super responsive by email and phone, and flexible about meeting us in person. He's also crazy enthusiastic about what he does, which is fun and shines through in the product he puts out. He was great to work with the day of the wedding, going out of his way to get in touch with our photographer beforehand so that he could coordinate with her and the day of they worked seamlessly together and Dave was invisible. Yet he got amazing shots of everything!! He provided us with a short trailer set to one song (our pick) much faster than I could have thought possible (a few weeks and it only took that long because we were slow getting him the song we wanted to use). The trailer is perfect!!! It's absolutely beautiful and romantic and full of cute shots of the kids in the wedding (which we requested). I've watched it at least once a day and many days more than once. Everyone who has seen it has LOVED it -- people I don't even know that well have cried watching it. He captured the day and the emotions perfectly. I didn't think it could get any better but then he finished our full-length film and WOW. Again, the cinematography (I think that's the right word) is stunning and soft and beautiful. And his editing is incredible. It's perfectly set to four songs we chose and captures so many amazing moments -- some that we didn't even know were happening on our wedding day but luckily Dave caught them. He's got a great eye and somehow knew just what would mean the most to us. We've loved watching the full film online and can't wait to watch the Blu-Ray that he made of it -- we've been saving it to watch with family -- because Dave says it will be even better in that format. I can't imagine it being any better. I smile every time I even think of it. We had so much fun working with Dave and are so happy with what he produced, that we're now going to have him transfer my family's old Super 8 films! We can't recommend New England Vintage Films enough. read more