My first cinematic experience was as a 5 year old watching Toy Story.
It blew my mind in a way that I had never felt before. It had everything you could ask of a movie.

By the time I was 8 I had seen Jurassic Park, The Mummy, Godzilla, Indiana Jones and Alien.

I knew that I wanted to dedicate my life to creating a cinematic experience that would make others feel the way I did when watching movies. I was told that a person who makes movies is called a “Film director”.

Okay, then I’ll be that! Said the 8 year old me. 

 

Since then I have dedicated my life to learning the craft of telling stories through moving images, color, practical and visual effects, sound and music. One of the things that makes filmmaking so amazing and fun is that there is always something new to discover and learn. 

 

The most beautiful thing however is that not only are movies entertaining but they also have the power to bring people together both behind and in front of the camera from all over the world. 

 

Growing up, movies were and still are my sanctuary. A place for reflection and acceptance. In a way, movies are a very powerful therapy. Through them we can deal with tough subjects but also be entertained.

Through the years I’ve seen how important movies are for others and the friendships that have been shaped thanks to the common love for a specific movie. It’s beautiful.

 

It is my goal to tell beautiful stories in a dark and twisted way that connects with people and gives them the same hope and motivation that movies have given me. 

 

To infinity and beyond.