Now you know who you're working with.
Just a kid who didn't know his eye would turn out to be different. He shot on a phone because a camera wasn't something he could afford. Catching detail inside detail, unable to walk past the smallest thing. He didn't know it then. He knows it now.
No school, no mentor. Just YouTube, and getting it wrong. I taught myself shooting, composition, how to think creatively. Every time I finished a project and felt something was missing, I'd go find that thing and learn it. The first thing I learned was to see the idea before anything else.
In 2023 I noticed something. The work I liked wasn't always the work that helped the client. And things happened after delivery that I'd never been watching. So I stopped looking only at the screen and started looking around it. Who the client sells to, who they're up against, where they're trying to get.
473 clients. 1,418 projects. 14 countries. Still the same eye that couldn't walk past a small detail. It just asks a question first now: who is this detail actually for?
Still learning. Still creating. Still looking for the next story worth telling.
From the first message to final delivery here's exactly how we work together.
A short call to understand your business, your audience, and what this video needs to do. I'll ask about your competitors and what you've tried before. You leave knowing whether we're a good fit.
You don't need to come with a brief ready. After the call I write it and send it back: the audience, the message, the deliverables, and what we're deliberately not doing. Nothing starts until you approve it.
A written plan of how we work together: timeline, deadlines, how reviews happen, and how notes reach me. It protects your time and mine, and it means nobody guesses what happens next.
You're on set with me, whether you're shooting or being filmed. After the shoot I build a draft cut so we can both see what we have. And when a decision comes up, I call you with my view of it, so you're making the decision with something concrete in front of you.
Two rounds of revisions. After that, we agree on anything extra before I touch it. You get your files in the format each platform actually needs. Not one-size-fits-all.
Here's what helps us get the best result.
The first round of notes matters most. It sets the direction for everything after it, so a few honest minutes early save several rounds later.
Questions, ideas, and honest feedback are always better shared early. Tell me when something doesn't feel right, before it becomes a bigger fix.
The more you can tell me about your goals and audience, the stronger the direction from the start. If you're not sure, I'll ask the right questions to get there.
Trust between us is what makes the work succeed. When you hire me for something, give me room to do it well.
Answer a few quick questions and we'll continue the conversation your way.
This helps me suggest the right scope. An estimate is fine.
Optional — project details, references, questions