With over a decade of experience encompassing features, shorts, music videos, and TV productions of all sizes, I'm a seasoned cinematographer with a knack for conjuring the ideal atmosphere to elicit profound connections and captivating visuals that transcend format, budget, and production scale. My deepest passion lies in collaborating with visionary directors, translating their creative visions into mesmerising cinematic experiences that linger long after the final scene.
My diverse portfolio encompasses over 40 short films, four feature-length films, and collaborations with acclaimed brands like Adidas. Notable feature film credits include the multi-award-winning "A Kind of Kidnapping" and "Played and Betrayed" (Fox Studios) - both now available globally. My work continues to make waves on the international festival circuit with several current productions. Additionally, I've had the distinct honour of working in the camera department on prestigious projects like "No Time to Die," "Black Mirror," and "Bridgerton," gaining valuable insights from world-renowned cinematographers such as Linus Sandgren ("La La Land," "Saltburn"), Haris Zambarloukos ("Murder on the Orient Express", "Belfast"), and Barry Ackroyd ("The Hurt Locker," "Captain Phillips").
My unique approach seamlessly blends the creation of captivating visuals that elevate the narrative with a collaborative work environment that empowers directors and cast to deliver exceptional performances without technical constraints hindering their creative flow.
My commitment to excellence has earned me recognition in the industry, including being featured in the New Wave feature in British Cinematographer Magazine.
Beyond the realm of filmmaking, you can find me tinkering with wooden furniture in my workshop or finding excuses to eat a lot of cheese.