I have had a fascination with video cameras and the emotions they can evoke since I was 10, when my dad purchased a Sony Handycam. I remember spending hours playing around making stop motion videos and mockumentaries with my sister.

 

I studied film and television in high school. I started to explore and take an interest in camera movement and the effect that can have on the audience. I remember trying to make a Jib Crane for my video camera out of 100mm PVC pipe and a cheap tripod. I will be honest it was not the greatest but kind of did the job. I was fascinated by the movement produced by the Steadicam when watching the 2000 Olympic games in Sydney.

 

Towards the end of high school I moved away from film and focused on a more stable career path.  I chose to become a plumber

 

8 years later and prior to going on a 2 month trip around Europe I decided to buy some cameras and play around with a YouTube channel. I instantly fell back in love with the creative process.

 

Since 2015 I have placed more of my focus on video production. I have been incredibly fortunate with the opportunities that have come my way since reconnecting with this passion.