2012, when I was  eight years old, I picked up a camera and started making videos. Nothing groundbreaking, just toy reviews of Power Rangers action figures.  Making videos online hadn't been viewed as a "real" hobby yet, so my parents signed me up for a boatload of activities to try and see what my passion was. Swimming, singing, robotics, golf, soccer, gymnastics, piano, and more. I spent most of my time in singing, but eventually stopped after my private lesson teacher quit. Fast forward to 2017, where we reached the Vlogger Era. Everyone in middle school wanted to be Casey Neistat, which included myself. I started creating content with more substance, with more narrative and cinematic qualities sprinkled in. But I wasn't that good, so I learned. 

And I learned. 

And I learned.

I had eventually grown more confident with my work, and in 2021, I began to collaborate with brands I would've never thought I would get approached by. I won competitions, I made it into film festivals, I was starting to develop my voice, my passion.

Being an online creator, I had to learn it all. I wrote my own scripts, I operated my cameras, I color graded my footage, I acted, I designed my own posters, I made my own soundtracks. Doing that for years, with the free resources available through YouTube or Reddit, you end up acquiring skills that many people would usually pay for.

So, you need a cinematographer? You need a sound designer? You need an editor? I'm here.