Before weddings, before cameras, it was always music. That was my first obsession. Writing it, playing it, living in it. It’s where I learned how much feeling you can pack into something without saying a word, and how the smallest details can change the whole mood.

Somewhere along the way I picked up a camera while shooting bands and music videos, and then weddings happened. I didn’t plan it, but it stuck. Hard.

Filming weddings ended up giving me the same feeling music always did, that rush when something real is happening in front of you and you’re just trying to keep up with it. Trying to catch the nerves, the mess, the energy, the quiet moments no one thinks about at the time.

I’m not interested in staging things or making people perform. I’d rather your film felt like a memory than a production. A bit rough round the edges. Honest. Something you feel more than analyse.

I still shoot music videos and live shows, and I think that shapes everything I do. Rhythm, movement, letting moments breathe, knowing when to hold back and when to lean in.

If that sounds like your kind of thing, I’d love to hear about what you’re planning.