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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Videography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Rob Malo Films is an active wedding-film business with a current official website and wedding inquiry form. The site identifies Rob as a wedding videographer and presents a portfolio-led approach centred on documenting the day as it naturally unfolds.

For couples looking for a Montreal wedding videographer, the clearest fit described on the official site is an observational approach: Rob aims to work discreetly so couples can spend time with their guests while the wedding is documented. The business also states that it films weddings in Montreal, Quebec City and worldwide.

The available first-party information is useful for assessing style and package structure, but it does not publish a postal address, telephone number, email address, current rates or availability. Those details should be confirmed directly through the official contact form before making plans or sending a deposit.

Services and specialization

Rob Malo Films focuses on wedding videography. The official site describes its work as documentary wedding films and frames the approach as observational: moments are intended to be recorded without being interrupted, redirected or heavily staged. The portfolio section is presented as recent wedding videos rather than a list of unrelated production services.

The site lists three named full-day package formats. Short Film includes a five-to-ten-minute wedding film, complete speeches and ceremony preserved separately, a one-minute Super 8 trailer and one videographer. Documentary adds a 30-to-45-minute wedding film while retaining the five-to-ten-minute film, complete speeches and ceremony, a Super 8 trailer and one videographer.

The Traditional package lists a five-to-ten-minute film and a 60-to-90-minute film that includes the complete speeches, ceremony, first dance and parent dances, plus a one-minute Super 8 trailer and two videographers. The site also invites couples who do not need a full day to discuss a custom half-day option.

  • Documentary and observational wedding-film approach
  • Short Film, Documentary, Traditional and custom half-day coverage options
  • Super 8 footage and drone footage are listed as inclusions with the displayed packages

Service area and who it may suit

The official website says Rob Malo Films films weddings in Montreal, Quebec City and worldwide. Montreal is the most direct local-search match for this CWG listing, while Quebec City and wider travel are stated by the business itself. The site does not provide a detailed travel policy, destination terms or a list of regions beyond that statement.

This may suit couples who want to stay present with friends and family and prefer a filmmaker who describes a lower-interruption, observational method. It may also be relevant to couples deciding between a concise highlight-style film and a longer edit that preserves more of the ceremony, speeches and dances.

Couples planning events outside Montreal or Quebec City should ask how the stated worldwide service area applies to their venue, date and logistics. The official website’s reference to no travel fees appears with its listed packages, but it does not set out conditions, exclusions or destination arrangements.

  • Stated geography: Montreal, Quebec City and worldwide
  • Best evaluated through the published wedding-film samples
  • Travel terms for a specific venue should be confirmed in writing

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the clearly defined filming philosophy. The official site repeatedly describes a natural, unscripted and observational approach, with the goal of letting the day proceed without unnecessary direction. That gives couples a concrete basis for deciding whether the style matches the atmosphere they want.

Another documented strength is the package detail. The site specifies film-length ranges, whether complete speeches and ceremony are preserved, Super 8 trailer inclusion and whether one or two videographers are listed. It also identifies drone footage as part of the displayed packages.

The practical limitation is that the website does not explain every operational detail. It does not publish a postal address, direct telephone number, public email address, delivery timeline, payment schedule, contract terms, edit/revision policy or current availability. These omissions are not negative findings; they are items to clarify before booking.

  • Confirmed feature: observational, minimally directed documentation
  • Confirmed feature: package-by-package film and staffing details
  • Practical limitation: key booking, contact and contract details are not publicly displayed

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official website lists package names and inclusions, but no dollar amounts, starting rates, taxes, travel conditions, overtime rates, add-ons or payment terms.

The most useful pricing inquiry will name the selected package or desired coverage level, wedding date, venue and whether a custom half-day option is being considered. Couples should ask for a written quote that identifies what is included, any applicable taxes or travel costs, and the payment and cancellation terms.

Because the available packages differ in edit length and the number of videographers, a quote should also confirm the exact deliverables. Do not infer a price from an older directory entry, a review platform or another vendor’s market rate.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

  • No public monetary rates found on the confirmed official website
  • Ask for a written quote tied to date, venue and coverage
  • Confirm taxes, payment schedule, cancellation terms and any custom-package changes

Contact and booking

The confirmed official contact route is the inquiry form on robmalofilms.com. It asks for a name, email, wedding date and wedding venue; a second form also asks about the ideal package. This is evidence of an active route to contact the business, not confirmation that a particular date is available.

The official website does not display a postal address, telephone number or public email address on the reviewed homepage, so those fields are intentionally left blank in this profile. The legacy address and phone supplied with the older listing were not used as current proof.

When reaching out, include the date, venue, expected coverage window and which of the Short Film, Documentary, Traditional or half-day options most closely matches the plan. Request confirmation of the booking process and the person or legal entity that will receive any payment.

  • Official booking route: website inquiry form
  • No current official phone number or postal address located
  • A submitted inquiry is not a confirmed booking

What couples should confirm

Confirm whether the wedding date is available and which videographer or videographers will attend. The website lists one videographer for Short Film and Documentary, and two for Traditional, but a written agreement should identify the selected package and staffing for the event.

Confirm the scope of coverage. Ask what “full day” means for the selected package, how a half-day custom arrangement is defined, and whether preparation, ceremony, reception, speeches, first dance and parent dances will be included in the delivered edits. Also ask how drone footage is handled if venue rules or conditions prevent flying.

Confirm delivery and rights. The public page explains the broad film formats but not delivery timing, file delivery method, revision process, music licensing, raw-footage availability, archival period or usage permissions. Have these matters documented alongside the total price, taxes, deposits, cancellation and rescheduling terms.

  • Availability and named event staffing
  • Coverage hours and included moments
  • Drone feasibility, delivery timeline, revisions and usage rights
  • Written total, taxes, deposit, cancellation and rescheduling terms

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding-film packages does Rob Malo Films list?

The official website lists Short Film, Documentary and Traditional packages, plus the possibility of a custom half-day option. The listed packages vary by film length, preserved ceremony and speeches, Super 8 trailer and whether one or two videographers are included.

Does Rob Malo Films offer a documentary-style wedding video?

Yes. The official website describes documentary wedding films and an observational approach intended to let moments unfold without interruption or redirection. The named Documentary package includes both a five-to-ten-minute film and a 30-to-45-minute wedding film.

Where does Rob Malo Films say it works?

The official site says it films weddings in Montreal, Quebec City and worldwide. Couples should confirm travel arrangements and any venue-specific terms for their date.

Are Rob Malo Films prices published online?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official website provides package inclusions but no public monetary rates, so couples should request a written quote.

Sources checked

Website: https://www.robmalofilms.com/

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