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I had the privilege of filming the funeral of Benjamin Zephaniah

As a funeral videographer, I consider it an extraordinary privilege to film and capture the intimate moments of people's lives, especially during their most poignant and challenging times. To document the shared memories of those who have departed is an incredible responsibility and something I am extremely passionate about. Such a privilege became profoundly evident when I was entrusted to film the private funeral of Benjamin Zephaniah, a renowned British Jamaican poet, writer, and animal rights activist.

As a Cambridgeshire Funeral Videographer I filmed this unique Memorial Service, full of charm and personal touches. The memorial Service took place in a family garden and was a heartening celebration of Helen’s life.

As Derbyshire Funeral Videographers we filmed the inspiring pirate-themed funeral of YouTube star "Captain" Kori Stovell on Wednesday at All Saints Church in Ripley, Derbyshire. Working alongside Funeral Directors at Archway Funeral Services, we filmed the whole day for the family with the aim of providing a video for all of Kori's Youtube followers, to show his amazing send-off.

Filming a Colourful Nigerian Funeral in London - Mill Hill Cemetery

As a Funeral Videographer, Filming a Funeral can be a beautiful opportunity to capture the essence of someone's life and legacy as family and friends gather to say goodbye. A few days ago I had the privilege of filming a Nigerian funeral at St Andrews Church in London, followed by the internment at Mill Hill Cemetery and the wake at Sacred Heart Church. This was a celebration of life, full of colors, tributes, and music, and I was honored to be part of it.

It was an early morning as me and my team headed down to cover both the Funeral Photography and Funeral Videography for the Dube Family at Hollybrook Cemetery in Southampton. It was such a lovely funeral with amazing Gospel singing during the service and Graveside burial. A lovely family and here are some of the images from the day to give you a feel for what we do.

Sikh Funeral at Slough Crematorium & Slough Gurdwara Singh Sabha

A few days ago I had the privilege of providing the Funeral Videography for a Sikh Funeral at Slough Crematorium and the Gurdwara Singh Sabha Slough. I spent the day capturing everything this beautiful family, the details, the tributes, tears and laughter, everything that made the day what it was as they said goodbye to someone who would be greatly missed.

It was nice to be back at Randalls Park Crematorium again in Surrey yesterday. I was there a lot throughout the pandemic Live Streaming Funerals for Families as the venue didn’t have the facilities at the time. This time I was back to capture the funeral in the main crematorium through normal Filming. The family wanted a high quality copy of the funeral to share with friends and family. Normal filming gives you this opportunity, to film everything in 4K, inside and outside and to capture details in much more clarity and with much more creativity than what Funeral Streaming would allow.

The coffin was carried down by the Pallbearers and Funeral Director on a Hand Cart followed by Family and friends. It’s always a challenge to film this moment from lots of different angles without being too intrusive, but it was really important to the family to capture the essence of this part of the Funeral. I had already been filming lots of details such as drone shots alone the canopy of the forest ready to set the scene and lead up to these moments. The whole service was beautifully done, with some singing, a reading, tributes and touching music played in the background at various moments. Once the coffin had been lowered then flowers were sprinkled in the grave while music was played in the background on an instrument which I have never seen before, but sounded amazing.

This funeral took place in Whitby, North Yorkshire at the Church of St Mary’s which is situated right next to Whitby Abbey. St Mary’s is a Norman church built in 1110 and the interior was pretty unique. The pews were the tallest I have ever seen and I’ve been to hundreds of Churches during my time as a Wedding Videographer and Funeral Videographer. This made it quite difficult to see anyone once seated and the pulpit was really high up, so I had a few challenges with regards to filming positions to overcome. Luckily I had arrived nice and early giving me plenty of time to set up and make the most of the scenery.

Whilst most of our work of late has been live streaming, here’s a funeral we filmed a couple of days ago for the lovely Steve Mead, whom I had the privilege to meet last year and who’s life was cut short by this dreaded disease.

His Funeral took place at Greenacres Chiltern Cemetery & Woodland Burial Site set in 72 Acres of beautiful woodland. This was the perfect setting to celebrate his life and the journey into the forest where he was buried and surrounded by nature was truly beautiful.

On a wet and windy day, the friends and family of Joan arrived at All Saints Church in Hampton, London to celebrate her life. All Saints is a very beautiful and friendly church. Whilst setting up one of the ladies made me a nice cup of tea and showed me around. Soon freinds and family arrived and made their way into the Church as the dark clouds rolled in. Just as the Hearse arrived the heavens really opened up and the rain came down really hard.

The rain was relentless as Joan’s coffin was carried into the church. I managed to find a relatively dry spot under a tree where I could take photos from. The tributes led by the family were really beautiful and once the service was over we headed off to South West Middlesex Crematorium (Hanworth Crematorium) for the final blessings.

It was an absolute privilege to be down in Clacton-On-Sea, Essex filming on behalf of this lovely family. On the day me and my team covered both Video and photography for the family. I shared the funeral photos from the day a few weeks ago, which can be viewed here (Photos).

It was a beautiful cold but sunny day. so I made sure to get plenty of scenery shots to make the most of the location in the Film. Like all Funerals, we had multiple locations, time was tight, but we got some wonderful shots along the way. I know how important capturing the details and tributes were to the family so I’m absolutely thrilled with how the film has turned out.

It was a long journey to this beautiful part of the country for a Funeral in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex. The family had asked us to cover both video and Photography for the whole day. This included the Hearse arriving at the Family Home, the Church service, the burial at Clacton Cemetery and the Wake. It was a really busy day for me and my team (Roshni & Dave) with all the different locations and often very little time to pull our equipment down and set up again, whilst making sure we captured everything on behalf of the family. Luckily the weather was on our side with nice blue sky’s which was especially good when we were outside for the Burial at Clacton Cemetery. So here are a few photos of the day, with the aim of giving you an idea for what we do. A huge thank you to the family for inviting us and making us feel so welcome on the day.

To Shaun,

A million thank you’s to this amazing man! To us this is such a natural thing to do. It is the last time we will see his body and we will always want to remember him 💙 This lovely man shaun made that possible for us to have many more times to remember him. I highly highly recommend him, he was very kind, sympathetic, discreet and respectful.

Thank you shaun from the bottom of our hearts ♥️ Jai & Family