Passion Projects

A visual documentation of a multi-city journey through Israel. This project captures the unique essence of each stop: from the historic depths of Capernaum and Jerusalem to the modern pulse of Tel Aviv.

Chasing light in the Norwegian Arctic. For this project, I mixed technical drone work with gritty, handheld footage to document Sami traditions and reindeer herding, focusing on the real, unpolished spirit of life up north.

I wanted to immortalize the childhood of my dog, Prosecco, and capture exactly what he was like as a puppy. Filmed specifically for vertical platforms, this quick montage uses dynamic cuts and close-ups to show off the endless curiosity and energy of him just exploring the yard.

Berlin is a city of massive contrasts. This piece moves between the heavy history of the Holocaust Memorial and Sachsenhausen, and the vibrant, graffiti-covered streets of autumn. It’s a raw look at how the city's solemn past and modern creative energy live side by side.

The Galapagos Islands operate on their own, untouched rhythm. I put together this quick-cut edit to seamlessly combine my photography and video work into a dynamic, personal record of the trip. Whether I was shooting on the volcanic shores or diving alongside the local marine life, I wanted to reflect the incredible closeness to nature you experience there.

All the color and creativity of the SCAD Sidewalk Arts Festival packed into one fast-paced edit! From the first chalk outlines to the final masterpieces, I spent the day capturing the incredible student artists in action. This quick reel focuses on the details and the energy that make this event so special.

A raw look at a rare snow day in Savannah. I wanted to capture the contrast between the quiet, snow-dusted streets and the unscripted energy of people rushing outside to experience it. It’s a personal record of a day the entire city just stopped to take it all in.

A visual record of the massive shift from Kuala Lumpur to the deep jungle of Borneo. I shot this while living along the Kinabatangan River for three days, aiming to capture the unpolished, raw reality of the rainforest. From wild orangutans to the streets of Sandakan, it’s a look at what it means to be completely off the grid.