Colorado elopement videographer capturing stories of love, hope, and adventure
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Roo Smith - Elopement Videographer

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Roo is an elopement videographer based in Boulder, Colorado but travels all around the world with Castlehouse Videography. His camera has taken him to some far flung places included (but not limited to) the mountains of South America, the beaches of Europe, and above 14,000 ft in Colorado.

As a former outdoor trip leader for a number of organizations, Roo knows what it takes to get to those hard to reach places with his camera. With all of his outdoor experiences and camera expertise, he plans to continue sharing the stories of couples who inspire the love, hope, joy and adventure in him. Click HERE for more fun facts about Roo!!

What sets Roo apart from other videographers in the elopement space is that his camera background is in cinematography, a highly technical field of creating beautiful images for large scale productions. With that knowledge, he hopes to not just point a camera at you and hit record but intentionally analyze the lighting, movement, composition, and color on your elopement day and make a film that leaves you not only able to remember what it looked like on the day, but what it felt like.

Let’s Connect! 

We believe in really building a relationship with our couples so please reach out if you want a video, want to say hi or are wondering at what altitude do deer turn to elk in the Rocky Mountains… we just really want to connect!

 
 
 
“Roo at Castlehouse Videography is simply amazing. A true professional with the biggest smile. Our elopement at Loveland pass, Colorado was enhanced by his presence. From the first email to the delivery of our video he made the process a pleasure. We are thrilled with our finished product! He answered questions and gave suggestions like a champ and guided us the whole way. Upon meeting in person the day of our wedding he greeted me with a hug. I thought that was awesome! Roo never felt like ‘the videographer’ he felt like a friend.
— Tiffiany + Danny