With over thirteen years working across documentary and fashion as a photographer and filmmaker, I’ve built a close relationship with the world of storytelling and a desire to communicate feeling.

 

Embracing the present, I explore through analogue, digital, and creative editing to celebrate the moments that might otherwise be forgotten.

 

I’m from a sprawling creative family in Dorset. We grew up watching dance movies and romantic comedies with my Dad — King of the chick flicks — whose life is genuinely an eccentric Richard Curtis adaptation. The beauty of everyday moments filtered into my process: the mistakes, the character, the layers of emotion have shaped my vision. Each moment feels like a little play, full of texture, life, and narrative.

 

I began filming weddings a few years ago when all my best friends started getting married.  I wanted to document all those tiny moments; my godson riding his bike down the aisle, best friends’ first dance, the quiet words whispered on the staircase as we left for the ceremony — the humour, the detail, the beauty of it all.

My style leans into imperfection. I’m not aiming for a polished, shiny film, but a true representation to hold onto. 

 

This process is born out of a genuine love for my friends, blending my skills into documenting your wedding as authentically and personally as I can.

 

Through my lens, I aim to capture and celebrate these fleeting moments — the interplay of movement, light, and connection — to create work that honours the complexity, beauty, and humanity of the world around us.

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It is a gift to witness such intimate moments.