About Me

I’m a cinematographer and visual storyteller whose path into filmmaking began on the road, working as a camera operator on live music tours across the globe and before that studying my Masters degree in Cinematography at Ealing Film Studios in London. Spending years in loud arenas and stadiums, low light, and constantly shifting environments taught me how to stay present, read energy, and capture moments as they happen — lessons that continue to define the way I approach cinematography today.

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Live performance shaped my instincts. It taught me to move with purpose, anticipate emotion, and trust timing over perfection. I bring that mindset into every project, blending a documentary sensitivity with a cinematic approach to light, composition, and movement. My work leans natural and immersive, focused on creating images that feel lived-in rather than overly constructed.

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I’m drawn to stories with texture - performances, human connection, and environments that carry emotion of their own. Collaboration is central to my process, and I value the space where planning meets spontaneity. Ultimately, my goal is to create visuals that support story and feeling first, leaving a lasting impression beyond the frame.

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I’m always open to conversation — to hear your ideas, understand what you’re building, and see how we can create something new together.