The Ranch Wedding Films

Specialties

Telling your story through beautiful wedding cinematography. With a unique, documentary style focused on story-​telling and the personal touches of each couple, we hope that every time your watch your film you’ll be transported back to the day when you first said «I Do».

History

Established in 2010.

The Ranch is where grandpa told tales late into the night and we began living them early in the morning. Ordinary lives found a place on kingly thrones, and daily tasks became epic adventures. We found we were each remarkable and our lives were distinctively fascinating. We all had something worthy to share.

At The Ranch we believe every boy, girl, man, and woman has an extraordinary story to tell. We believe that every person is full of intricacy, mystery, hope, sorrow and love. The Ranch exists to look and listen closely, to see and hear those stories, and to help you share them with the world.

I’ve learned that I am drawn to the bigness of the small story: the everyday person living lives of work and play, belief and friendship, joy and pain. These are the tales that inspire me, inspire us; real lives that cause real change in the world.

I started The Ranch to help people capture and share their stories so they can be retold again and again. Let’s start telling yours.

Meet the Business Owner

Danny L.

Business Owner

I made my first movie by strapping a camera on the back of a remote-​control car and driving it around my brother’s ad agency. An instant classic– at least in my mind– it was a film about … nothing really. But that little experiment launched me into a relationship with creative storytelling through film and design that has brought me to The Ranch.

At The Ranch, we like to tell stories. Life is full of stories both simple and epic. Big ones, small ones, those that make you smile and sometimes make you cry.

Through film, design and visual experience, The Ranch exists to capture and communicate the humanity in all of us. Some people can’t wait for the world to hear their stories. Some people won’t survive if someone doesn’t tell theirs.

Never underestimate the power of your own story. Someone just might need to hear it.