H&K Cinema is a boutique video production studio based in Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas, founded in 2014 with a focus on cinematic, story-driven filmmaking to. What began as a photography background quickly evolved into a deep commitment to motion, editing, and narrative — shaping the studio’s signature approach to visual storytelling.
Led by founder and filmmaker Hunter Gregory, H&K Cinema specializes in crafting films that balance documentary authenticity with refined cinematic visuals. Hunter’s transition into video was driven by a passion for editing, pacing, and emotional storytelling — skills that continue to define the studio’s work across weddings, commercial projects, and long-form films.
Early in his career, Hunter’s destination work gained industry recognition, including a Costa Rica film that helped establish the foundation for H&K Cinema’s approach to destination storytelling. Since then, the studio has produced films across the United States and internationally, working in diverse environments that demand intention, adaptability, and a deep understanding of light, location, and movement.
H&K Cinema is known for its hands-on preparation and filmmaker-led process. From scouting locations to understanding how a space changes throughout the day, each project is approached with the mindset of creating a cohesive, story-driven film rather than simple coverage. This attention to detail allows the team to work efficiently while maintaining a high level of creative control and visual consistency.
Whether filming an intimate destination wedding, a brand story, or a documentary project, H&K Cinema brings a sense of adventure, precision, and narrative focus to every production — creating films that feel intentional, timeless, and emotionally grounded.
Since 2013, H&K Cinema has been developing a long-form passion project titled The Lost Glaciers — a feature-length documentary created alongside wedding and commercial work. The film explores travel, time, and the impact humanity has on the natural world, offering a reflective look at the value of the planet we live on.
The Lost Glaciers is not a political statement. It is a visual meditation on place, scale, and responsibility — captured through immersive cinematography in locations including Glacier National Park, Alaska, and Iceland. This project represents the same story-first philosophy that defines all of H&K Cinema’s work: patience, intention, and respect for the environment being filmed.
While large-scale projects like this push creative boundaries, weddings present their own unique challenges — from unpredictable weather to unexpected moments that can’t be planned. These variables are what make real storytelling possible. The ability to adapt quickly, read a scene, and stay calm under pressure is central to how H&K Cinema approaches every production.
Elopements and destination weddings, in particular, allow stories to unfold in diverse and meaningful settings — from quiet forests and mountaintops to urban streets and coastal landscapes. Each location brings its own rhythm, light, and logistical considerations, requiring thoughtful preparation and a filmmaker’s mindset rather than simple coverage.
Editing is where these stories fully take shape. The post-production process is approached with the same care as filming — focusing on pacing, sound design, and emotional continuity. Every film is crafted to feel cohesive, intentional, and grounded in real moments rather than trends.
At its core, H&K Cinema exists to create films that feel personal, immersive, and honest. Whether documenting a wedding day, producing a commercial project, or developing a long-form documentary, the goal is always the same: to create work that reflects the people, places, and stories being trusted to us.