I was born in Botswana to globe-trotting parents and grew up in far-flung countries around the world (Ghana, Mongolia & Bahrain to name a few), surrounded by diverse cultures, alternative histories and amazing landscapes. I remember exploring with my family, learning about new cultures and running round wild. It fostered my love of the environment and I studied Geography at university (but my camera was never far!) and I even spent two months researching coral reefs in Madagascar!

My first camera was a little green point-and-shoot which I took everywhere. From leaves to random pedestrians passing by or minute details in the architecture of a building, I would capture everything. It’s the intangible, extraordinary and fleeting moments, the smallest things that you may not even notice – these are the ones I’m always looking for. I naturally fell into videography, teaching myself through trial and error. But it wasn’t until I started vlogging my travels and daily life that I really fell in love with video. The camera became the medium for me to really see the world. To take in all of its beauty. To explore. 

After university and a few of months at a desk job, I knew it wasn’t for me and that I needed to do something more creative. I had already been toying with the idea of being a videographer and decided to jump in feet first. I started as a second shooter at weddings and photographing friends and family - learning how to craft cinematic, meaningful films. I soon made my way to Dubai as a professional videographer and manager of a small team of creatives, then one day, I decided to take the leap and set up on my own! I am so lucky to be doing something I love every single day and each of the 70 or so weddings I've captured to date has been incredible.