Design from my mother, music from my father.
Everything else self-built.

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My mother was a fashion designer. My father makes music. I came out of both, an eye for design meets an ear for rhythm, and that combination runs through every frame I shoot. She gave me the visual instinct and pushed me before I even knew what I had. He gave me timing, feel, and a sense for what moves people.
I started in graphic design. Nine years of it. That pulled me into VFX, then cinematography, then directing, then full production. Each layer stacked on the last until I could carry an entire project alone, from the first idea to the final export. I also hold a Bachelor of Arts in Filmmaking from Whistling Woods International with a VFX specialization, so the instinct is self-built and the craft is trained.

I'm adaptable by design. I move fast, I work fast, and the work is good. Real estate today, a music video tomorrow, a CGI campaign the day after. Switching gears isn't a stretch for me, it's the whole point of how I built this.

I've shot in deserts, cities, studios, and on the other side of the world. Music videos in LA, shoots across the country and an award-winning film shot in India. New location, new format, new client, I adjust fast and the quality holds. That's the upside of one filmmaker who's actually done it everywhere, instead of a studio that's only done it on paper. I make work that doesn't play safe. Visuals built to actually land, not blend in.