I’m Ryan Denning—a professional filmmaker, photographer, and the founder of RDC. Rooted here on the Seacoast of New Hampshire, my passion is crafting cinematic wedding films that capture the honest, emotional stories of couples deeply in love.

My journey behind the lens started back in 2010 at the University of New Hampshire. At first, the goal was simple: document skiing and surfing. But what started as a hobby quickly became an obsession. More than fifteen years later, that creative drive has evolved into a lifelong career, and I still love the art of visual storytelling just as much as the day I picked up a camera.

At RDC, we specialize in luxury wedding videography. We’ve had the immense privilege of working with incredible couples in some of the most breathtaking wedding venues across New England. From rustic mountain elopements and lakeside vows to coastal celebrations, we treat every wedding film as a unique piece of art.

That being said, our passion for storytelling knows no borders. Beyond our local work, we’ve expanded our passport to offer destination wedding photography and films throughout the U.S. Virgin Islands and the wider Caribbean. Wherever your love story takes you, our goal is to capture the fleeting, monumental moments of your big day so you can relive them forever.

While wedding filmmaking is our primary focus, the adventurer in me still loves keeping things fresh. RDC also produces commercial marketing content, sports, nature, portraiture, product and just about anything that comes my way.


Commercial Portfolio: Discover my commercial filmmaking, non-wedding photography, and full media archive at RyanDenning.com.


Want to see where the passion began? Check out Alpine Live, an outdoor lifestyle blog I started with my college crew dedicated to skiing, mountain culture, and New England adventures.

Let’s Connect, whether you are planning an intimate New England wedding, a tropical destination celebration, or a commercial project for your brand, I would love to hear from you.

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