At the core of who I am, the lust for adventure and leaving a positive impact on the world is the driving force behind much of my filmmaking work. In 2016 I travelled through Central and South America for 1 year documenting my interactions with both people and nature.

Since my return I have filmed and edited short films around Australia, most recently documenting a ten-day solo hike with all my equipment on the Overland Track, Tasmania.

In 2019 I travelled to the rural Makay, Madagascar with a small expedition team, hired to capture land and aerial stock footage. The footage was also used to create a ‘journey’ video for one of the most respected travel agencies in the world. 

I recently worked on the ‘Big Cat Tales’ season 2 show for Animal Planet as one of the cinematographers, shooting on RED and using the epic Canon CINE-SERVO 50-1000mm. Wildlife and consevation are two key areas that i’m very driven to give back. If you are a charity or non-profit organisaion and have potential colaboration opertunities I would love to hear from you. 

I like to pitch myself as storyteller, first grasping a deeper understanding of your purpose before creating content. I specialise in outdoor and adventure films but work with other brands that are purpose driven to create story solutions that truely make an impact.

Sharing and educating the filmmaking community is something i’m very passionte about. In 2018 I founded the Adventure Film Group, and for the first time stepped infront of the camera to produce this short travel video. It’s an overview and informative piece explaining what happens on the Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lakes Trek, Nepal. For more information on the Adventure Film Group group click here: www.adventurefilmgroup.com