At Leary Studios, we craft cinematic wedding films across Minnesota and beyond—stories that are timeless, elegant, and artfully unobtrusive. Your wedding isn’t just a day—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime story, preserved exactly as it was felt.
With over seven years of experience capturing high-end weddings across Minneapolis, St. Paul, and destination locations.
My approach is quiet and intentional—allowing the day to unfold naturally while I document the real, unscripted moments that matter most. From luxury venues and historic estates to elegant celebrations across the Midwest, I’ve had the honor of preserving stories that couples can relive again and again.
The quick turn around of receiving the sneak peek was truly one of the best things! He is genuine in his work and great about capturing the whole day. He makes everyone feel comfortable and is very easy to work with, would highly recommend!
He did an incredible job on my wedding video and capturing the day perfectly. It will be something my husband and I can watch and cherish for years to come. If you are questioning having a videographer at your wedding, I am here to tell you it was 1000% worth it and Devin is amazing to work with.
I craft wedding films that feel timeless—designed not just for today, but for the decades ahead. I avoid trendy techniques and instead focus on honest storytelling, thoughtful pacing, and clean, emotional visuals that will still hold meaning 30 years from now. Every frame is created to feel just as beautiful and moving in the future as it does on the day you watch it.
I don’t just document a wedding—I approach each one as a filmmaker and artist. I care about natural light, texture, sound, and the rhythm of the day. My goal is to create a film that’s not only emotionally resonant, but also visually beautiful—something that feels intentional, not manufactured. Storytelling drives every creative choice I make.
I believe the best moments happen when no one’s watching. That’s why my approach is always artfully unobtrusive—I quietly move through the day like a guest, capturing the real, unrepeatable moments without ever becoming the center of attention. It’s not about directing—it’s about observing, and preserving what’s already happening with care.