Bearded man with glasses holding a professional cinema camera outdoors in a garden setting.

I am Daniele Raddino, pleased to meet you

With movement, sound and silence i find my inner peace

I’m Daniele, and i'm a wedding videographer based in Tuscany, telling real love stories through  cinematic films since 2017.


I’ve always believed that wedding videos should feel real. Not staged, not overproduced — just genuine moments, beautifully captured. My goal is simple: to create a film that feels like you.


I personally think that the true key of a timeless video is the authenticity of the humans in it.


Being born and living in Tuscany is an honour and a privilege. Couples come from all around the world to celebrate their destination wedding dream all over Tuscany: Florence, Lucca, Siena, Pisa...all places that witnessed the start of a beautiful love story together. Tuscany is also right in the middle of other breath taking locations like Lake Como, or the Amalfi Coast. Sceneries full of love and soul, ready to tell the story of one of the most important days in your life.


I don’t just record what happens; I focus on how it felt. The quiet moments before the ceremony, the laughter during speeches, the music, the warmth — the little things that make your day unforgettable.


If you’re planning your wedding in Italy and looking for someone who’ll capture your story naturally, without scripts or clichés, I’d love to hear from you.


Let’s create something timeless — together.

 

Pic by Francesco Salvadori

Progress Pride Flag featuring rainbow stripes with chevron of black, brown, and transgender colors representing LGBTQ+ inclusivity.

This business is proudly LGBTQ+ Friendly.

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But what does de/frame mean?

When i first started working as a photographer i was looking for a business name that wasn't just "name+last name Photographer", that's everybody's first guess and that didn't really fit me. I'm not built to do that, i've always been the outsider since i was little, running around  the house with my own sound effects, listening to music that definitely wasn't popular among my peers. I never was a big fan of trends and stuff like that.

And when i looked at my colleagues work back then it felt like a different version of the very same thing, as if all of them fell inside the same box.

And that's when it clicked: i want to remove myself from that box, i don't fit inside this border.

"De/frame" is the act of removing that border, that line that prevent us to let our creativity run free. To delete that frame.

Pic by Irene Poletti