I started my creative journey (Apart from the Fortnite montages when I was 11), using Blender and After Effects. I created short animations to some of my favorite songs, and one 3D short film Lucki Driver. This was my first large project I could say I created myself.

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Growing up, I was heavily inspired by Cole Bennett, founder of Lyrical Lemonade. I'm sure many modern directors are, but I was infatuated by his videos. On car rides I imagined videos in my head when listening to music. I believe this is what really struck me into wanting to record music videos.

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The first time I ever picked up a camera was in college when I was 16. I loved how it felt and after a couple months of using the college camera I decided to buy myself a LUMIX GH5, the best decision I ever made. With this everything really began.

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My first music video was KIA by one of my friends Ghosteen, not only was this my first ever music video, it was the first time I ever went to London. So it was a crazy experience. Surprisingly, the result was incredible, we had fun just going around London vibing with people and recording what I saw.

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After that, I did the music video In The Hills Interlude, which was the first time me working with a crew.