Oscar Studio Cinema

Based in Paphos, Oscar Studio Cinema works on weddings, christenings, and creative projects, but its story began before the business itself—with a home video camera, films made for fun, and an interest in telling stories. That cinematic background runs through the studio’s work, which it presents as documentary-style storytelling rather than a simple sequence of scenes.

Anthony Mozora says his relationship with cameras began in 1993, when his father asked him to film a family vacation. His fascination with movies came later and grew into a self-taught practice: he wrote scripts, brought friends together to act, and learned editing while making his own projects. In 2005 he began Oscar the Movie, a project that eventually took 15 months of filming and hundreds of hours of editing.

The move into professional work came through an unexpected request. After the film’s premiere, a guest asked if Mozora could film his wedding. He agreed, and that booking gradually led him away from construction, the trade he had shared with his father, and into videography. He expanded from celebrations close to home to weddings across Cyprus.

In 2011, the studio introduced a same-day wedding edit, offering an early audiovisual summary during the celebration itself. The format requires filming and editing decisions in real time; the studio describes it as part of a storytelling approach that gives priority to gestures, relationships, and the emotional pace of the event.

The work later reached destination weddings in Europe and Canada. The team’s account mentions projects in Athens, Italy, and Germany, as well as celebrations filmed for couples traveling to marry. In 2017, Mozora expanded into a team of photographers and cinematographers, sharing camera work, photography, editing, and drone filming.

Alongside wedding cinematography, Oscar Studio Cinema features christening stories, photography, creative projects, and music videos. Its posts tell family stories from within—including the experience of filming the team’s own celebrations—and show that the studio takes on both client assignments and personal work. That combination gives its offer more range than event coverage alone.

The team offers cinematography and photography and publishes a dedicated wedding proposal, sample films, and behind-the-scenes work. Its listed base is in Kalitheas, Paphos, while the studio travels according to each project. Couples comparing coverage can look beyond highlight clips to complete stories, where the studio’s narrative approach is easier to see.