A new addition to the Red Frame Videography team, Joseph Garman became interested in videography in high school. As a senior, he created a class video, which recapped the year and was played at graduation. He’s been hooked ever since.

Now that Garman has transitioned to filming weddings, he says he loves creating videos that will be watched time and time again.

“The high school senior highlight video I made left an impression and captured our high school experience,” he said. “I hear people say how they still enjoy that video, and I apply that same idea to weddings. I put a lot of effort into make it special where people can enjoy it for a lifetime.”

A Springfield, Ohio, native, Garman now lives in Cleveland and shoots weddings with a Canon C100. He edits in Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects.

Garman advises couples to team up with a videographer they feel comfortable with and trust.

“Your wedding is an intense day; your head will be all over the place,” Garman said. “Hire a videographer who will capture every little detail you handpicked for your wedding so you can enjoy it afterward. Plus, have someone that won’t just record your day but frame it in the most cinematic way possible. It’s once-in-a-lifetime day, so it is shot the same way.”

When he’s not busy working with Sound Precision Entertainment, Garman works as a multimedia marketing producer at WKYC Channel 3. He graduated from Ohio University with a major in communications.

You can also find him in the kitchen, learning Italian recipes from his mother (even though his favorite food to cook is tacos!).

“I’m a decent cook but striving to become a better one,” Garman said. “My mom is a little Italian woman, and she makes the best food. My goal is to be as good of a cook as her someday.”