Keith Malone, Wedding Videographer
I'm Keith Malone, a wedding videographer based in Roundwood, County Wicklow. I founded Keith Malone Wedding Films in December 2004, and I've been filming weddings all over Ireland ever since.
My way of working hasn't really changed in all that time. I film documentary style: no staging, no directing, just quiet observation. I use compact equipment, favour natural light, and do my best to blend into the background so your day unfolds exactly as it would without me there.
Getting to know the couples who entrust me with their wedding is still my favourite part of the job. Knowing what makes you two unique is what shapes the story I tell on film.
A Little History
Whether I'm covering an intimate elopement or a three-day celebration, the goal is always the same: a relaxed, personable experience while it's happening, and a film that lets you travel back in time afterwards, emotions, sights and sounds included.
When I'm not filming, I like to spend time with my wife and two children, or head out photographing Ireland's scenic landscapes. In reality, I never go too long without a camera in my hands, so it's fair to say that I genuinely love what I do.
Weddings are not the only thing I've filmed. In 2006 I directed The Life and Times of the Glendalough Mines, a documentary about lead and zinc mining in the Glendalough and Glendasan valleys here in Wicklow, told by the people who worked there. It's listed on IMDb.
If you'd like to know what couples make of the finished films, have a read of my wedding videography reviews. If you're looking for a Wicklow wedding videographer or a Dublin wedding videographer, I've written a little about filming weddings locally in both.
Find me elsewhere: Instagram, X, Vimeo, YouTube and LinkedIn.
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Reach out and check availability for your wedding or elopement. I can't wait to hear from you!
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