At my core, I enjoy filming and editing anything, whether it’s a wedding, prom night, corporate event, or any other occasion or moment, both for others and for my own creative pleasure. Each situation has its own unique charm that can be captured in different ways, and it also requires a specific approach. I believe — and know — that my creativity can handle anything.

I’m not afraid to call myself a tech nerd when it comes to technology and how it works, so given my passion for videography, it was inevitable that I would delve into drones as well. Drones give me the much-desired aerial perspective and spice up my films with a unique point of view. In terms of legislation, I have the necessary licenses from the Civil Aviation Authority, allowing me to obtain permission to fly in places where it would be impossible for the average person to take off (A1, A2, A3, Specific).

Aside from working with professional cinema cameras, I also enjoy shooting with analog 8mm film cameras from the last century. There’s a big difference between filming with a digital camera, where recording time is almost limitless, and using an analog piece with just 3 minutes of film—only finding out how it turned out after an expensive digitization process.