My Work
Videography has always been my passion, and the reason I've ended up in most of the places that shaped me. Documentaries, NGO work, tourism, commercial: four kinds of projects, filmed with the same eye and the same intention. Every one of them starts with a story worth telling, and my role is to tell it in the best possible way.
Documentaries
Documentaries are where all of this started for me. They were my first window onto lives and places I'd never seen. Today, with the world moving as fast as it does, I believe in them more than ever: taking the time to understand people and the planet, and to pass their stories on. Making them is the closest my work gets to why I picked up a camera in the first place.
NGOs
Some people give their lives to problems most of us never see. Rivers choked with plastic, reefs going quiet, communities holding on through more than their share. My work is to put a light on theirs: to show the people who do the most important work there is, and to make sure their stories travel further than they could alone.
Tourism
Tourism work has taken me to some of the most beautiful places on earth, and often the most remote. Reefs three days from the nearest harbour, coastlines without a road, places most people will see once or never. Working there, with brands that hold their standards as high as I hold mine, is a privilege I never take for granted. My job is to bring back what it feels like to stand in these places.
Commercial
Commercial work is where craft gets tested. A brand with something to say, a clear brief, and a result that has to land. I enjoy that challenge, and I bring the same care to a product film or a restaurant shoot as I do to a documentary.
Let's document your story
Every project starts with a conversation: about what you do, why it matters, and what an audience should feel when they see it. If there's a story in your world worth telling, I'd like to hear it, wherever in the world it happens to be.