I've been making things my whole life. Videos as a kid, music as a teenager, films as an adult. My mother was a painter who filled our house with Queen records and took me to every film she could find - she gave me an eye I've never been able to switch off. The need to capture something, to make it feel the way it actually felt. To tell stories that land in the body, not just the mind. That's never gone away.

I spent nearly a decade as a professional musician - touring the world, recording, building a drum school from scratch. Lost my mother during those years. Kept going. Eventually followed the camera full time, working with big creators, running productions, building the kind of creative discipline that only comes from doing it every day for years.

Outside of the work I'm always moving. Muay Thai, the gym, scuba diving, skydiving, hiking somewhere with a camera in my bag. I need to be in my body as much as I need to be behind a lens. Both demand the same thing - total presence. That's where soul and discipline comes from. That's my whole philosophy.

I'm based in Chiang Mai now, running SoulFrame, my creative studio. Still making things feel true.