All right, welcome back to the Passion with Purpose podcast, everybody. I am Nathan Chansky, your host.

Today I'm very excited because I'm not alone. I have Frankie with us here from Salt Shaker Films, which I am so excited about because Frankie's been, I've gotten to know him a little bit in my business blueprint program, but I really want to hear your story today Frankie because I know

bits and pieces of it and I it makes me very excited what I do here but Frankie start us

off with a little introduction on you what you do what location you do it from and just a

little bit about that yeah and they thank you so much of all, for having me on your platform very honored.

And thank you so much for providing this course as a platform for us to learn and progress.

So a little bit about us.

So my wife and I have been running our business, Salt Shaker Films, being salt. So from Matthew Fyne, the idea of being salt

and light for us. It's not just about us, but preserving something that's meaningful for our

couple as well. So we believe, so we are based in Sydney, Australia. So we believe marriage is

sacred and it's a God-honoring thing. A little bit about us. So in the last

couple of years, the whole industry has changed a lot. So we really need to dig deep in terms of who we are

really called to serve. So they didn't mend judgment or criticism for artists, but simply recognizing

that not every wedding is for us and vice versa as well. So we find that alignment

is really, really important for us. So we prayed about it. And about four years ago, we made

this decision that we want to specialize in weddings that honors Jesus. So since then, our work

has been really helping couples to not just tell the stories, but share their faith,

testimony, and the foundation they're building on the marriage on Jesus, which is incredible.

That's really, really cool.

So you, that's kind of like your niche.

It's really interesting because I've heard a lot of people niche specifically into Catholic weddings, for example, and I feel like that's like a budding niche that's coming to be.

And I'm not actually very familiar because I'm not Catholic myself.

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