Kiinu is a Cinematic-like team of wedding filmmakers, wonderfully passionate about directing and filming couples in a non-obstrusive way.

Its co-founders have been in business for over 15 years now. Both of them, together with their sincere, experienced and hard-working 'small family' of international cinematographers and editors, love creating natural and always professional, friendly bonds with brides and grooms, so that all captured footage/moving imagery turns out beautifully on camera, even when unedited (Raw footage).

Services Offered

Kiinu achieves its Cinematic-like Approach by using both cinematically-colour graded digital film cameras and, film industry's colour grading standards, whilst paying wonderful attention-to-detail in its montages, including when possible or available, their clients' music suggestions when it comes to its signature extended time, private-use short film wedding edit.

Amongst the many unqiue moments they cover are:

• Getting-Ready
• Ceremony and Vows
• Toasts and Speeches
• First Dance / Parents' Dance
• Cake Cutting
• Dancing at Reception time
• Aerial Cinematography (Depending on the package --available for the Silver Package for an industry-standard additional fee, when weather or location allow it)
• Same-Day Unedited Footage (Free of charge for certain packages, when provided with a new Portable Hard Drive on wedding day).

Kiinu's professional team of international cinematographers, are strongly committed to their clients and are much eager to travel to multiple locations, stay extra hours, as well as open to incorporate the use of multiple cinematographers.

Their Wedding Film Packages always feature two different length film edits:

• One Highlight/Teaser Film (Featuring Original Licensed/Cover Music, meant for sharing on one's favourite Social Media apps).
• One Short-Feature Private Wedding Film (Integrates some of the couple's preferred songs or musical themes, plus other selected few from their own thorough music library).

Their downloadable edit turn-around time runs between 12-18 weeks, depending on the time of the year.