We’ve officially hit one year of The Becky Sessions 🎉 (recorded, of course, the night before it needed to go out… classic).

This episode is a proper catch-up — from finishing final edits and heading into wedding season, to the reality of juggling filming, editing, and life in between. We chat about burnout, whether to actually take a break (or just keep going), and how editing always seems to slow down when you’re busiest shooting.

We also get into the pressure of social media — feeling like you should be posting constantly, capturing everything, and keeping up with what everyone else is doing… and what happens when you just decide not to.

There’s talk of trends (hello black & white edits 👀), trying new things like camcorders, simplifying packages, and why comparing yourself to others can completely derail your mindset.

Plus: a little rant about cold emails, some honest thoughts on the pressure of the job, and a reminder that this industry is hard — but also pretty brilliant.

As always, it’s honest, slightly chaotic, and exactly the kind of conversation we’d be having off-mic anyway.

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The Becky Sessions are @thompsonweddingfilms and @becky_kinross_videographer https://thompsonweddingfilms.co.uk + https://www.filmsaboutlove.co.uk/

Thank you to Amy Moore for the music https://www.amymooremusic.com 

This week, we’re joined by our first ever male guest, Adam Wing, and we cover a bit of everything. From what it’s really like experiencing your own wedding as a supplier, to how that changes the way you film, edit, and communicate with couples.

We dive into the reality of running a wedding business alongside family life, navigating school runs, late-night edits, weekend guilt, and the never-ending to-do list. Adam shares honestly about being a dad in the industry, the pressure of providing, and why work-life balance isn’t always what it seems.

We also chat about:

Check out Adam's work at https://adamwingfilms.com/ 

His online training course and other educational products are available at https://adamwingfilms.com/education

Find us on instagram @thebeckysessions

The Becky Sessions are @thompsonweddingfilms and @becky_kinross_videographer https://thompsonweddingfilms.co.uk + https://www.filmsaboutlove.co.uk/

Thank you to Amy Moore for the music https://www.amymooremusic.com 

This week, we’re getting real about the juggle. From overflowing edit schedules and family life to the pressure of “doing it all,” we’re chatting honestly about why we’ve made the decision to go bi-weekly—and why that’s actually a good thing.

We dive into the behind-the-scenes of wedding videography life right now: overdue edits, AI scheduling hacks (hello Claude 👀), and the constant battle between productivity and burnout. Plus, we share insights from real brides, thoughts on awards and wedding fairs, and why clear communication in your business matters more than you think.

There’s also a bit of everything else you’d expect from us—holiday plans, screen time struggles, creative ruts, trying new things, and a reminder that your work is good, even when comparison creeps in.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, behind, or like you’re spinning too many plates—this one’s for you.

✨ Plus: wins of the week, community shoutouts, and a questionable joke to finish, of course.

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The Becky Sessions are @thompsonweddingfilms and @becky_kinross_videographer https://thompsonweddingfilms.co.uk + https://www.filmsaboutlove.co.uk/

Thank you to Amy Moore for the music https://www.amymooremusic.com 

In this episode, the Beckys catch up after Becky K smashes her talk at the 'That Wedding Videographer Summit.'

We’re chatting all about the wedding summit experience — from pre-talk nerves, caffeine overload and audience tears. We get into what it really feels like to put yourself out there creatively, the power of community in the wedding industry, and why “relatable” content matters more than ever.

We also talk Super 8, making your work feel more you, and how small, achievable changes can spark big creative shifts.

Plus, the usual: honest chats about juggling business and mum life, wedding industry realities, and a few completely off-topic tangents (including Pokémon cards and rogue audio moments you definitely can’t include in films).

If you’ve ever felt imposter syndrome, thought about pushing yourself creatively, or just needed a reminder that you’re not doing this alone — this one’s for you.

Get your tickets for TWVP Summit 2027 here: https://twvp.co.uk/store/

Find us on instagram @thebeckysessions

The Becky Sessions are @thompsonweddingfilms and @becky_kinross_videographer https://thompsonweddingfilms.co.uk + https://www.filmsaboutlove.co.uk/

Thank you to Amy Moore for the music https://www.amymooremusic.com 

This week, we’re talking about that back-to-wedding-season feeling - excitement, nerves, and the panic of “where is everything?!” after time away.

One of us heads back to a full-on 150 person wedding (with a drone that almost didn’t cooperate), while also navigating the emotional rollercoaster of leaving a baby for the longest time yet.

We chat about:

Plus: “win of the week,” a questionable joke of the week, and a reminder of why we actually love this job in the first place.

Find us on instagram @thebeckysessions

The Becky Sessions are @thompsonweddingfilms and @becky_kinross_videographer https://thompsonweddingfilms.co.uk + https://www.filmsaboutlove.co.uk/

Thank you to Amy Moore for the music https://www.amymooremusic.com 

In this episode, the Beckys are back behind the mic chatting to the backing track of barking, baby crying and hailstorms. 

Becky T shares what it was like returning to work for an International Women’s Day event (spoiler: it involved zero prep time, dry shampoo, and a LOT of winging it), while Becky K talks filming a dance show in a 120-year-old theatre.

They also dive into:

The pressure of editing backlogs and finding balance

Energy, motherhood, and trying to look after yourself in busy seasons

Content creators in the wedding industry—and why it doesn’t have to be a competition

Find us on instagram @thebeckysessions

The Becky Sessions are @thompsonweddingfilms and @becky_kinross_videographer https://thompsonweddingfilms.co.uk + https://www.filmsaboutlove.co.uk/

Thank you to Amy Moore for the music https://www.amymooremusic.com 

This week on The Becky Sessions, we’re joined by the brilliant Katherine from KAS Films, recent winner of Breakthrough Filmmaker of the Year at the British Wedding Film Festival.

Katherine shares her journey from working in television to accidentally falling into wedding filmmaking after filming a friend’s wedding… and how that one decision led to a thriving business.

We chat about finding your storytelling style, the magic (and chaos) of shooting weddings solo, experimenting with Super 8, and the unexpected pressure that can come with industry recognition.

Plus we talk about the realities of running a creative business alone – from late-night edits and post-wedding adrenaline to the importance of community in the wedding industry. 

As always, there’s plenty of laughs, honest moments, and a few classic Becky tangents along the way.

Check out Katherine's work at https://www.kasfilms.co.uk/ and @kasfilms_uk

Find us on instagram @thebeckysessions

The Becky Sessions are @thompsonweddingfilms and @becky_kinross_videographer https://thompsonweddingfilms.co.uk + https://www.filmsaboutlove.co.uk/

Thank you to Amy Moore for the music https://www.amymooremusic.com 

We’re back… slightly sleep-deprived, mildly overwhelmed, and standing on the brink of wedding season.

In this episode, we catch up on life lately. Including Becky K’s new golden retriever puppy (Häagen Bargains), Becky T’s six-month-old officially on the move and what it’s really like trying to run a creative business whilst raising tiny humans (and land-sharks disguised as puppies).

We chat about:

The chaos of adding a puppy to a family

Babies crawling, solid foods, and the myth of “working during naps”

The nerves that come with your first wedding after a long break

Wedding nightmares and forgetting how ceremonies work

Booking anxiety, cancellations, and fluctuating enquiries

The pressure of social media and whether we should even be posting weddings at all

Comparing your films to award-winners and why it’s a dangerous game

Pricing transparency and whether taking prices off your website actually works

Gearing up for wedding season 

We also talk about the upcoming ;That Wedding Videographer Summit; in Glasgow, where Becky K will be speaking about 'The Magic of Super 8. Get your tickets here: https://twvp.co.uk/summit

Welcome back to The Becky Sessions!

Find us on instagram @thebeckysessions

The Becky Sessions are @thompsonweddingfilms and @becky_kinross_videographer https://thompsonweddingfilms.co.uk + https://www.filmsaboutlove.co.uk/

Thank you to Amy Moore for the music https://www.amymooremusic.com 

In this mid-season bonus episode of The Becky Sessions Podcast, Becky K headed to the inaugural British Wedding Film Festival to soak up the atmosphere and capture the voices of the industry as it happened.

Becky was let loose with a mic and hit the floor to record some vox pops from attendees, winners and the organisers themselves. 

Whether you were there on the night or cheering from afar, this episode gives you a front-row seat to a huge milestone moment for British wedding filmmakers.

www.britishweddingfilmfestival.com  

@britishweddingfilmfestival

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The Becky Sessions are @thompsonweddingfilms and @becky_kinross_videographer https://thompsonweddingfilms.co.uk + https://www.filmsaboutlove.co.uk/

It’s our last episode before Christmas and things are feeling very festive.

In this end-of-year catch-up, we’re recording from unusual locations, wearing questionable festive headwear, and reflecting on what has been a huge first year of The Becky Sessions. We chat about nativity plays, school schedules, Christmas overwhelm, and the mental load of juggling editing, motherhood and work in December.

We also dive into some honest business talk: handling enquiries without bookings, imposter syndrome, pricing confidence, asking for reviews, and the emotional weight of working so closely with couples. Plus, reflections on community, creative careers, going full-time, and why this job — despite being hard — is still pretty magical.

We wrap things up by sharing our personal and professional highlights of the year, celebrating the podcast (and you for listening), and signing off with a Christmas joke straight from the kids.

Merry Christmas from both Beckys, and we’ll see you in the New Year.

Find us on instagram @thebeckysessions

The Becky Sessions are @thompsonweddingfilms and @becky_kinross_videographer https://thompsonweddingfilms.co.uk + https://www.filmsaboutlove.co.uk/

Thank you to Amy Moore for the music https://www.amymooremusic.com