When I started Film Mums, it wasn’t just about my love for capturing my family, though that was a big part of it. It was really born out of the friendships that became my anchor when we moved. I fell in love with capturing moments with these beautiful women, while our kids ran wild around us, filling the days with chaos and laughter.

This month, MEMS Keepsake was featured in The Sydney Morning Herald in a story about how Australians are redefining success through entrepreneurship.

The article explores the shift away from “hustle culture” and towards a more meaningful idea of success, one rooted in freedom, purpose, and doing what you love. I was humbled to share my own journey in this piece.

Motherhood is full and fast - some days blur into the next, but when I pick up my camera, it forces me to notice the details - the way Lennix’s hair sticks up after a nap, or how he decides to pick up a object and try figure it out.

These are things that might seem small, but they are the magic.

We’re keeping things old school, with tangible albums you can hold in your hands...
Pieces designed to stand the test of time and to be displayed, not hidden.

Let MEMS be there for every milestone...

In a world where everyone has a camera at their fingertips, photos are snapped every second of the day... but have we lost the art of truly appreciating them? Are we still honouring our memories the way they deserve?