Hello, my name is Christian Saab - I’m a photographer, filmmaker, and musician. I am also in other artistic fields and I aspire to be many other things.

I got a degree in filmmaking and I’ve been a photographer for over 15 years. I’ve trained hundreds of successful photographers, some have even won awards in the most prestigious magazines. I’ve had a wedding photography business for ten years. I’ve shot over 600 weddings alone and I’ve managed dozens of wedding photographers and over 200 weddings per year.

I got started after college when I was in the film industry. I was working in movies in the camera/production department with some of the best cinematographers I’ve ever seen. I learned a lot through them. Eventually, I wanted a little more freedom in life and I didn’t like the intense hours of the film industry. I started a wedding photography business on the side and it suddenly blew up with my work. It didn’t take too long before I was training photographers and developing an incredible team.

I’ve also produced and directed commercials for big companies. I’ve directed music videos. I’ve been the official photographer for many major music festivals and artists. I love music to the fullest. I also work for major advertising companies.

I’m constantly traveling for work and I love it. My ultimate goal is to make movies, and something big is in the works.

I love my business and what I’ve created. I got to where I am today because I enjoy shooting weddings. I work hard and I make sure my team does too. I practice a high level of business ethics. I believe in love and weddings are a celebration of love. A good wedding photographer is not someone who is just good with cameras, but also someone who is a good director and good at handling people. He's good at keeping control under stress, he's good at the theater aspect of it all. He's good at predicting moments and good at creating them. He's good at keeping things simple, so everyone enjoys the wedding day. He’s good at being fun, happy, and keeping things up-tone. Trust me, you want a fun photographer.

I don't do things half-way, and I say this because I am not your typical wedding photographer. I've seen many people buy a camera, then make a website, put the camera on automatic and call themselves business owners. It's very easy to take photos, but it's not easy to take the kind of photos I take. You can know the difference by simply looking at the work I do. I also have about $120k invested in photography equipment, a collection I never found in a wedding photographer. What sets me apart is my wisdom, my technical knowledge, my personality, and my passion.

It has been a beautiful journey with a thousand lessons and half a million miles traveled to get to where I am today, and it still feels like the start.