Ontario Super 8 Wedding Film

Real analogue film for Ontario couples who want their wedding to feel like a cherished memory the moment it's shot, warm, grainy, and unmistakably timeless.

Documentary kiss in downtown Toronto by Ontario wedding videographer Amare Studios
Outdoor wedding ceremony with guests and floral arch at the Hare Winery by Ontario wedding videographer Amare Studios

You're in the right place if...

→ You want your wedding footage to feel like a memory, not just a recording
→ You love the warmth and texture of real film over anything digital can replicate
→ You want something your grandkids will watch and still feel the magic of
→ You want a team who treats Super 8 as a craft, not a gimmick tacked onto a digital package

Bridal bouquet detail with natural light at Ontario wedding by Ontario wedding videographer Amare Studios
Candid engagement session moment by Ontario wedding videographer Amare Studios

Our Wedding Videography Style

Super 8 is real analogue film, not a digital effect, not a filter, not something we fake in editing. It's the same warm, grainy format your parents or grandparents used, run through an actual film camera, developed and scanned the old-fashioned way.

We love it because it forces a kind of intention digital never demands. Each roll gives us about three minutes of footage before it needs to be changed, so every roll is a choice, this moment, not that one. There's no unlimited take, no infinite storage. Just the honest, unrepeatable texture of real film capturing a moment that will never happen again.

The result is footage that doesn't just document your wedding, it feels like it's already a memory the second we shoot it. Ten, twenty, fifty years from now, that footage will look exactly the same as it does today. Digital dates. Film doesn't.

We shoot Super 8 across Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara, Muskoka, and everywhere in between, on its own for couples who want a full day of it, or blended with digital coverage for couples who want the best of both.

A Full Day Super 8 Wedding Film in Hamilton

A full day captured entirely on authentic Super 8 film, by the water in Hamilton. Warm tones, natural grain, and all the nostalgic feeling that only real film can give you.

A Toronto Super 8 and Digital Hybrid Documentary Film

A blend of digital coverage, Super 8 film, and intimate audio interviews woven together into something that feels more like a short film than a wedding video. Real voices, real moments, real story.

A Toronto Super 8 & Digital Hybrid Wedding Film

Digital and Super 8 shot side by side, combined with rich audio and black and white editorial moments to create a film that feels timeless. The kind you'll still want to watch in twenty years.

Our Ontario Super 8 Wedding Film Services

Meet Your Ontario Wedding Videographers

Amare Studios wedding photography and videography team in Ontario
Anika and Carson, the Ontario wedding photographers behind Amare Studios
Anika and Carson, the Ontario wedding photographers behind Amare Studios
Anika and Carson on their own wedding day, founders of Amare Studios

We're Anika and Carson, the Ontario wedding videographers behind Amare Studios, and we built this whole thing on a simple belief: that the moments that matter most deserve to be preserved forever.

Amare means "to love" in Latin. We didn't pick that name to be clever. We picked it because this whole thing, the studio, the work, the life we've built together, started with exactly that.

We met working at Starbucks in 2018 and never looked back. We fell in love, built this business together, and got married surrounded by everyone we love most. And somewhere in planning our own wedding, we truly understood what it means to want every single moment of that day preserved forever. That's what we bring to every wedding we shoot. Not just a camera. A genuine understanding of what's at stake.

Today we shoot alongside an incredible team including Nurin and Crystal, who we chose not because they filled a role, but because we felt it, that instant connection that tells you someone truly cares about this work the way we do.

We are so grateful to do this together. And we genuinely cannot wait to capture your love story too. 🫶🏼

Documentary Wedding Films Across Ontario and Worldwide

Your wedding day isn't just a series of moments, it's a story with sound, rhythm, and motion. Our team’s style is all about capturing that story as it actually unfolds, the nervous laugh before you walk down the aisle, the exact words in your vows, the room erupting during your first dance. We want you to be yourself, and we'll be there with a camera that never feels like it's watching.

From Toronto to Hamilton, Niagara to Muskoka, Prince Edward County and everywhere in between, We know Southern Ontario and we love filming across it. But some weddings take us further, We’re right there with you.

Most of our weddings are right here in Ontario, but we also travel across Canada and worldwide for destination weddings. Whether you're saying yes in the Italian Dolomites, on a cliffside in Portugal, or somewhere neither of us has been before, we’re in.

Just me, my team, your day, and wherever it takes us.

Ontario Super 8 Wedding Film FAQs

Q1: What is Super 8 wedding film?

Super 8 is actual analogue film, not a digital effect or filter. It's the same warm, nostalgic format your parents or grandparents used, shot on a real film camera and developed the traditional way. It has a texture and grain that digital simply cannot replicate.

Q2: How much does Super 8 wedding film cost in Ontario?

Super 8 starts at $2,200 for your first roll, which includes a dedicated Super 8 shooter and approximately 3 minutes of edited final film. Additional rolls are $600 each. Inquire for full pricing on our pricing page.

Q3: How much footage does one roll of Super 8 actually capture?

Each roll of Super 8 film captures approximately 3 minutes of usable footage before it needs to be changed. That limitation is part of what makes it special, every roll is a deliberate choice about which moment matters most, not an unlimited digital take.

Q4: Can we shoot our entire wedding on Super 8, or is it just an add-on?

Both are options. Many couples add Super 8 to their digital video coverage for key moments like the ceremony or first dance. Others choose to shoot their entire day on Super 8 alone for a completely analogue film. We'll help you decide what's right based on your budget and how much of the day you want captured this way.

Q5: Does Super 8 film have sound?

No, Super 8 cameras don't capture audio. When we blend Super 8 with digital coverage, we can pair the Super 8 footage with real audio recorded separately, your vows, your speeches, or music, so the final edit still feels complete even though the Super 8 portion itself is silent.

Q6: How long does it take to get our Super 8 film back?

Super 8 film requires physical developing and scanning before editing can begin, which adds time compared to fully digital coverage. Most couples receive their finished Super 8 footage within 10 to 14 weeks of their wedding date.

Q7: Is Super 8 footage lower quality than digital?

It's different, not lower quality. Super 8 has a distinct grain, warmth, and texture that's part of its appeal, it's not meant to look like crisp modern digital footage. Couples who love Super 8 love it specifically because it doesn't look digital.

Q8: Do you offer Super 8 for engagement sessions too?

Yes. A Super 8 engagement film is a beautiful standalone piece and a great way to see how the format feels before your wedding day. Get in touch to add it to your engagement session.

Q9: How far in advance should we book Super 8 coverage?

Since Super 8 requires a dedicated shooter, we recommend booking it at the same time as your main photography or videography collection, ideally 12 to 18 months before your wedding date, especially for peak season Saturdays.

Sound like your kind of team? Let's chat 🫶🏼

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