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Coming back to weddings after time away gives you perspective. Not just on the work, but on the people, the pressure, and the privilege of being trusted with something that only happens once. For Scream Star Media , this season marked our first proper return to wedding coverage — offering a hybrid photography and videography service , with Reece behind the camera for photography  and Ben capturing the day on film . We didn’t come back chasing trends or trying to prove anythin

Wedding photography trends change quickly. One year it’s dark and moody edits. Another year it’s light, airy, and ultra-clean. Next it’s film presets, flash-heavy reception shots, or editorial posing inspired by fashion magazines. None of these styles are wrong — but very few of them last. At Scream Star Media , we believe the most meaningful wedding photography isn’t built on trends or aesthetics alone. It’s built on story . On people. On moments that still matter years afte

When couples choose a wedding photographer and videographer, they’re not just booking coverage — they’re inviting people into one of the most important days of their lives. At Scream Star Media , we offer a hybrid wedding photography and videography service , with Reece as your photographer  and Ben as your videographer . That setup shapes our entire approach to the wedding day. Our role is simple: be present, stay calm, and remain out of the way — while capturing your day ho

There’s a strange thing that happens when wedding films are done really  well. They stop feeling like films. No dramatic slow-motion for the sake of it. No over-produced sequences that pull you out of the moment. No sense that the day was staged, directed, or forced into a cinematic mould. Instead, the best wedding films feel honest. They feel lived-in. They feel like memory. There’s something funny about the very best wedding films. They don’t feel like films at all. They do

We’re Reece & Ben, the duo behind Scream Star Media. Most people know us for our commercial and music work — gritty gigs, moody music...