I’ve worked in media and the creative industries since 2000, primarily as an editor on local and international television series, commercials, documentaries, short films, corporate productions and music videos. I’ve also produced, directed, shot, written and handled sound design across a wide range of projects, giving me a practical understanding of the entire production process.

My work has taken me from television networks, Hollywood producers and radio stations to major brands, government departments, charities, tourism operators and performers. I’m good at understanding what a client is trying to make, finding the strongest version of it and getting it over the line without unnecessary drama. That approach has led to repeat work and a long list of satisfied customers.

Since 2012, I’ve been a full-time stay-at-home dad while maintaining an independent creative practice. I wrote and illustrated the webcomic little life lines for three years, create original children’s music as Wrong Songs, and have exhibited and sold paintings at Brisbane City Hall and King George Square during Queensland Mental Health Week since 2019. I hold a Master of Creative Enterprise with Distinction and have published writing on the creative industries, technology, branding, communications and cultural entrepreneurship.

Whatever the medium, the job is the same: understand the story and make it land.