I love to tell stories using the art and science of cinema.
I’m a freelance camera operator, editor, and director driven by a deep love for visual storytelling. For me, film is more than a medium — it’s a language of light, movement, and emotion. Every frame is an opportunity to translate feeling into image and transform ideas into immersive experiences.
Over the years, I’ve produced and directed five short films, each one a step forward in refining my voice and exploring new creative challenges. From concept development through final edit, I’m passionate about shaping stories at every stage of the process. My background behind the camera and in the edit suite allows me to approach directing with both creative vision and technical precision — always thinking about how a scene will cut together while capturing it in the moment.
As a camera operator, I focus on movement and composition that serve the narrative. As an editor, I value rhythm and emotional timing. As a director, I’m committed to collaboration, authenticity, and finding the heart of each story.
I’m constantly inspired by the power of film to connect people — to make us feel seen, understood, and moved. Whether working on intimate character-driven pieces or visually bold concepts, my goal remains the same: to tell stories that resonate long after the screen fades to black.
Winner Independent Film Award
Magnitude & Bond
Eutopia Arthouse Film Festival
Belfast
2026
Official Selection
Magnitude & Bond
Lisboa Indie Film Festival • LISBIFF
Lisbon
2026
Winner
Magnitude & Bond
Bangkok Movie Awards
Bangkok
2026
Finalist
Magnitude & Bond
Barcelona Indie Filmmakers Festival • BARCIFF
Barcelona
2026
Official Selection
Magnitude & Bond
Anatolia International Film Festival
2026
Semi-Finalist
Magnitude & Bond
Stockholm City Film Festival
Stockholm
2026
Semi-Finalist
Magnitude & Bond
Sweden Film Awards
Stockholm
2026
Official Selection
Der geist liebe
Super Shorts Hackney
London
2023
Official Selection
An Ode To My Dead Friend (Whom I miss dearly)
Leamington Spa Film Festival
Leamington Spa
2020
Official Selection
Hammer on
Gar's - Garasjens HEAVY METAL film festival
2020
Semi-Finalist
Grandad Ryszard
The $5 Film Festival
New York
2018
Semi-Finalist
Grandad Ryszard
Hollywood Screenings Film Festival
Hollywood
2017
Semi-Finalist
Grandad Ryszard
Los Angeles CineFest
Los Angeles
2017
Official Selection
Grandad Ryszard
StoneFair International Film Festival
Piatra-Neamt
2017
Official Selection
Grandad Ryszard
Stockholm Independent Film Festival
Stockholm
2017
Official Selection
Grandad Ryszard
Barcelona Planet Film Festival
Barcelona
2017
College
Plymouth University
Media Arts
20062009
Birth Date
January 4, 1984
Birth City
Canterbury
Current City
Kenilworth
Hometown
Kenilworth
Height
5.8
Gender
Male
Pronouns
He/Him
Ethnicity
Caucasian
Eye Color
Brown
Zodiac Sign
Capricorn
MAGNITUDE & BOND
To make the film as authentic as possible I took part in 2 sections of the triathlon with the subject Steve Parnell and his guide Andy doing a 400m open water swim and 5K trail run in the rain with a DJI camera in each hand.
I met the subject who is a physio masseuse after a running injury. We got talking and his story stayed with me for years before I contacted him and asked if I could make a documentary about him training for triathlons and being visually impaired. Steve replied almost immediately with a YES and said he is actually doing a triathlon in 2 weeks. I signed up with no training.
DER GEIST LIEBE
Is a re edit of a previous short film AN ODE TO MY DEAD FRIEND but edited with left as a worn out German silent film.
This film used left over footage from AN ODE TO MY DEAD FRIEND.
AN ODE TO MY DEAD FRIEND
A short ghost story is partially autobiographical.
In the film one of the cast who plays a ghost hunter is actually a professional ghost hunter.
HAMMER ON
Inspired by hearing that my favourite filmmaker Terrence Malick's brother broke his hands cause he could never achieve the level of excellence on the guitar he had worked and trained for.
GRANDAD RYSZARD
This was originally meant to be about a photographer who lost his eye sight with age.
During the interview my grandfather started talking about life as a 15 year old in the Polish Militia during WW2. This completely changed the documentary.
4 hours was cut down to 25 minutes.
I love to tell stories using the art and science of cinema.
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