What type of video content do you produce?

I create short documentaries and brand films, often within architecture, design and cultural projects. I also apply the same observational approach across areas such as food, clean technology and corporate storytelling. Formats include interviews, spatial and material-led visuals, and narrative edits designed for web, film and social platforms.

You can read more about my videography services across architecture, design and brand projects by clicking here.

What kind of equipment do you use?

I shoot on a Canon C400 and C80, with additional support from the R5C and DJI Pocket 3 when needed. My kit includes a gimbal, drone, multi-cam setups, and professional lighting and audio gear. This allows me to scale from intimate, one-on-one interviews to multi-location brand shoots—always with a focus on cinematic quality. Anything I don’t have can be rented in, if the production requires specific equipment.

Do you work solo or with a team?

Most of my projects are run lean—with myself as shooting director and editor—but I regularly collaborate with trusted second operators, drone pilots, and sound recordists depending on the scope. It’s a flexible setup that keeps things agile without compromising quality.

Can you film in live or public environments?

Yes. I’m experienced in filming in high-footfall and sensitive locations—from museum conservation studios to public architecture shoots—often with lightweight setups that minimise disruption while still capturing dynamic footage.

Do you edit the footage yourself?

Yes — I handle the edit, grading, and delivery in-house. That ensures creative consistency from shoot to final cut, and means quicker turnaround times.

How long does a typical project take?

Turnaround varies by complexity, but for event films or short brand stories, I often deliver within 3–5 working days. I can also accommodate tighter deadlines when needed. Everything can work, we’d just need to work out deliverables and expectations prior to a shoot.

Do you travel for shoots?

Absolutely. I’m based in London but regularly travel across the UK and Europe for shoots — especially for architecture and design-focused projects.

What’s included in your video packages?

I typically include pre-production planning, shooting, editing, music licensing, and two rounds of feedback. Every brief is different, so I’m happy to tailor based on the project’s needs.

What’s the difference between a videographer and a filmmaker?

A videographer often refers to someone who captures events or live footage, usually solo and with minimal crew. A filmmaker typically brings a more narrative or editorial approach — planning, directing, and editing stories with intent. I sit somewhere in between: working lean like a videographer, but shaping each project like a filmmaker.

Can you adapt to our brand style or tone?

Absolutely. Whether it’s a brand refresh or strict visual guidelines, I shape my approach to match your voice and audience. I’ve worked with clients ranging from The Modern House to Hackajob and the V&A—each requiring a unique visual tone and sometimes? Creating one for them.