New stems forming…
The story continues.
Joining CineLove
Joining CineLove became a pivotal shift. It brought larger scale, deeper creative responsibility, and new kinds of challenges that asked me to think not just as a cinematographer, but as a director, producer, and problem solver.
Five Years, Seventy-Five Weddings
That milestone wasn’t just about numbers. It marked years of learning through people, trust, pressure, travel, and repetition. It changed the way I thought about consistency, craft, and the kind of responsibility that grows quietly over time.
Cup of Stories
Starting Cup of Stories with my college friends was the first time an instinct became a real venture. We built it as a team, learned by doing, and figured out what leadership, collaboration, and responsibility actually mean when the work gets serious.
The First Wedding
My first wedding made everything real. It was fast, emotional, unpredictable, and impossible to repeat. That was when I learned how much presence matters when the story is unfolding in front of you just once.
Falling In Love With Film
The first time I made a film, something shifted. Photography had already taught me about frames, but video showed me rhythm, sound, silence, and how emotion moves between moments.
The First Camera
The first time I picked up a camera, I wasn’t thinking about a career yet. I was simply drawn to observing, framing, and holding onto something that might have otherwise passed unnoticed.
Still Growing
Every project keeps changing how I see the next one. The work continues, the questions get better, and the path still opens in directions I haven’t fully seen yet.
Origin
The foundation of every story.
Looking back, every frame I’ve captured and every film I’ve directed has a shared origin. This is where the path began to take shape.
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