Thomas Brown operating his camera beside a white Bentley

THOMAS BROWN

STORYTELLER.

Story-driven, cinematic, and dramatic. That's how my clients describe my work. Whether I'm filming a wedding, documentary, or special event, my goal is to create a film that feels as immersive as the experience itself.

FEATURE FILMS

RHOA's Monyetta Shaw's Luxurious Wedding

CINEMATIC WEDDING FILMS

Award Winning Nigerian Wedding At The Ritz Carlton - Atlanta, GA

ABOUT ME

A career built
on telling stories.

Thomas Brown resting his head on his arm at a table with filmmaking equipment

WINNER

Best Wedding Videography

2× WINNER

Best Wedding Videography

2× NOMINEE

Best Wedding Videography

The Real House Wives Of Atlanta Baby Showers (Eva Marcille)

The Real House Wives Of Atlanta Baby Showers (Porsha Williams)

Filming Future's Birthday Bash

Filming Pastor John Gray’s Wedding. Pristine Chapel Atlanta, Georgia.

Surprise celebrity performance leaves the groom shocked! Birmingham, Alabama.

Quavo Of The Migos Surprises Guests With Performance At His Sisters Wedding. Ventanas Atlanta

NFL Player Marries His College Sweetheart. Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta.

Wedding Symphony no. 1
Wedding Symphony no. 1
Wedding Symphony no. 2
Wedding Symphony no. 2
Thomas Brown adjusting his camera on a tripod

I’d love to help you tell your story.

Films starting at $8,000

ABOUT ME

A career built on telling stories.

I've loved telling stories for as long as I can remember. In fact, I won my first storytelling contest when I was in the sixth grade. That love eventually led me to filmmaking, where I discovered how much I enjoyed bringing stories to life through moving images.

When I started filming weddings in 2014, I found something I really enjoyed. Every couple had their own story, and I loved the challenge of taking everything I captured on their wedding day and turning it into a film that was uniquely theirs.

And even today my love for storytelling hasn't changed. Whether I'm filming a wedding, a documentary, or exploring somewhere new with my camera, it's still the part of filmmaking I enjoy most.