Okay.

Yeah.

I mean, it's an amazing venue.

Like it's one of my favorites because everything is, like the whole space is just great the house is great the outdoor kind of ceremony area is great um with like a little pond fountain bit down at the bottom and then they can do big marquee weddings over on the grass as well so like as a single videographer it's an absolute like heaven like to get around there is so easy um you can do quite a lot with that kind of space um but yeah to go back to the ceremony like it's it's a venue i've worked at a number of times and each time i go back I tried to do something different that we've not done before.

So when I went there previously, the kind of first approach to that was to try and get the top down drone shot of the bride walking out of the doors to head down towards...

I've been really lucky that all the ceremonies I've done there have been outdoors and it's been beautiful weather so I could do whatever I wanted.

And so, yeah, the first kind of initial approach to that was to do the drone drop shot down from above, like the bird's eye view of her coming out the door and walking down towards the groom.

So Chris, the final question, what were the biggest light bulb moments in your career so far when something suddenly made sense and how did you progress or find a path you wanted to take?