Growing up immersed in many forms of outdoor adventure, I developed a love for wild places and the stories they hold. From high-altitude mountaineering expeditions to a childhood spent in and around the ocean, my formative experiences in the natural world have shaped both my perspective and my craft. By land or by sea, I have spent my life honing the art of exploration—embracing the wild not just as a backdrop, but as a way of being.

This connection to nature in its many forms fuels my passion for storytelling—using film to highlight the growing tension between human comfort and the health of our planet.

Whether capturing elusive wildlife, documenting human resilience, or exploring the impact of reunification with nature, at its core, my filmmaking aims to close the widening gap between people and the environment—reviving a sense of wonder, responsibility, and belonging in the wild places we too often forget.