Nouveau Antique Art Venue on 16mm and Super 8

Nouveau Antique Art Venue sits in Houston, Texas with a ceiling of Tiffany stained glass lamps that already read like a print. Adam Grumbo Films shot the weekend on authentic 16mm and Super 8. Grain when memory wants it. Sharp when faces have to hold. No LUT dressed up as stock.

Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLckTeDfH_U

The banner is the first dance under that lamp field. Tables, candles, a lit doorway prop, two people in the middle of the floor. Venue first. Couple second. Same frame.

First dance under the Tiffany canopy. Nouveau Antique Art Venue in Houston.

Tight, the cut is profile work by stained glass with a sprocket on the edge. A print that skips the close work is not an heirloom.

Face to face by stained glass. Real 16mm grain.

Establish the church. Aerial of red brick, rose window, courtyard trees. Houston destination geography before the people.

Brick, rose window, Houston courtyard from above.

Inside the nave, the rose glows at the far wall. Soft lanterns. Film grain on stone. Architecture as a still.

Nave and rose window. Film before the people arrive.

At the altar: lace, tweed, champagne tie, pink and lavender bouquet. Wide couple so the white architecture stays in the cut.

Arm in arm at the altar. Lace and tweed.

Bride alone. Soft light on a shoulder. Quiet before vows. A print needs a face that is not performing.

Bride alone. Soft light. Quiet before vows.

Silhouette between stained glass. Two profiles. Purple and amber panes. Environment and couple in one dark frame.

Silhouette between stained glass. Two profiles, one frame.

Then faces win. Closed eyes. Open laugh. Boutonniere. Sprocket. Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio all hire for this beat.

Smiles after the words. Faces win the cut.

Daylight at the white doors. 1505. Red brick. Black drapes. Bouquet. Film likes the hard edge of Houston sun on paint.

White doors, red brick, bouquet in hand. Film on the steps.

At Nouveau Antique Art Venue the collection is the ceiling. Tiffany lamps over pipe and shadow. The room is the subject.

Tiffany lamps as far as the ceiling goes.

Table twenty one. Brass tapers. Sweet peas. White chairs. Lamps still burning in the dark behind the rail.

Candles, flowers, table twenty one. The room waits.

One lamp close. Red floral glass. Amber. Detail is how a print ages.

One lamp close. Red glass, warm light.

Dance as a whisper. Hand on a shoulder. Candle bokeh. Tight so the room does not swallow them.

Close on the floor. Reception as a whisper.

Widen again with sprocket and grain. Couple under the Tiffany field. Guests at candle tables. That is the Houston film look.

Dance under the lamps. Sprocket and grain.

Kiss in close. Glasses. Hand on a cheek. Warm lamp behind. Intimacy over scenery.

Kiss in the dark. Houston after the vows.

Exit as a dip. Wedding party clapping in tan and champagne. Veil. Film flare. Nouveau Antique Art Venue weekend closed on the steps.

Dip at the doors. Party clapping. Film exit.

Adam Grumbo Films is based in Austin and travels for Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Houston destination weekends that want real 16mm and Super 8 in the same cut. We welcome everyone.

https://www.adamgrumbofilms.com

719-964-6971

Adam Grumbo Films

Austin based. Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and destinations.

Vendors for this day: Nouveau Antique Art Venue (venue), Adam Grumbo Wedding Films (videographer). Photographer, florist, and planner were not listed in the YouTube description, so they are left off rather than guessed.