Videography
For me, videography is about transforming moments into visual experiences that evoke emotion. It's about capturing the energy of a scene and experimenting with different approaches to bring stories to life. Whether it's a live performance or an experimental project, I focus on how visuals combined with sound and music can shape the atmosphere of a piece and engage the viewer.
pre-recorded showreel
live showreel
I filmed a pre-recorded showreel for a Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan tribute band, The Big Yellow Tambourine Man Band, capturing multiple takes and crafting shot ideas to match their style and the style of the artists they're paying tribute to. I worked closely with a band member during the editing process, ensuring the visuals were in sync with the audio recording and refining the pacing to enhance the overall feel and energy of the performance.
I filmed and edited a live showreel from one of The Big Yellow Tambourine Man Band's live performances, focusing on capturing the raw energy and atmosphere of the show. The goal was to reflect the band’s live presence and energy, while considering the same visual style and mood as the pre-recorded session. Enabling audiences and venues to get a true feel of what its like to be at their show.
venus in furs - music visualiser
behind the scenes
content creation
Assistant art director
I’ve worked with the artist THORN on two recent music videos, contributing to the concept stage, shot planning, and overall visual storytelling. I also assisted with set design and lighting ideas, helping to shape the atmosphere of each scene. Alongside this I have been present during shoot days to help capture the atmosphere and energy and take behind the scenes images and video for use on his socials, which he used to promote the upcoming videos.
This music visualiser was created for Venus in Furs by The Velvet Underground. Using analogue video feedback loops created with a VHS-C camera and CRT TV, I generated psychedelic, organic visuals, blending them with found footage related to the band and parties held at Andy Warhols warehouse. Through layering, colour grading, and editing, I refined these elements into a short piece that explores the creative potential of experimental video techniques.