I never set out to be a wedding filmmaker. My creative life began in music — performing in bands and chasing that rare feeling of flow. That path led me to work alongside a Grammy Award–winning producer with credits including Coldplay, Paolo Nutini, and Badly Drawn Boy. Immersed in studios, guitars, and long nights of experimentation, I learned how closely craft and emotion are connected. That same pursuit of honesty and feeling eventually brought me to visual storytelling, and the moment I picked up a camera, something clicked. I had found my voice — just in a new medium. Since then, I’ve rarely been without it.

Along the way, I studied for a BSc in Broadcast Technology and an MA in New Media Production, building the technical foundation that underpins my creative work. My camera work has aired on the BBC and ITV, and I’ve produced commercial content for Mizuno — where cinematic vision meets narrative purpose. Since 2023, I’ve also served as a guest lecturer at Liverpool University, teaching narrative and filmmaking to emerging creatives.

Music has remained a constant thread. I’ve directed numerous music videos, including work featuring Digsy of Digsy’s Dinner (Oasis fame) and a video for Robert Vincent, the final artist ever to appear on the BBC’s iconic Old Grey Whistle Test. Projects like these allow my two worlds — sound and image — to meet, and they continually sharpen my eye for rhythm, emotion, and story.

Today, that same philosophy guides my wedding films. I approach every couple and every wedding with care, curiosity, and respect. No trends. No theatrics. Just people, emotion, and the moments that matter. Because wedding filmmaking isn’t a formula — it’s a craft that grows with every story entrusted to me.

If you’re looking for an experienced filmmaker who can capture the real, unscripted magic of your day, I’d love to connect. Let’s create something that feels beautifully, unmistakably you.

And if you have the time, check out some of my music video work below.