There's a certain satisfaction in making a video that just works—not flashy, not overdesigned, just right. A conversation that flows easily. A cut that lands where the breath would. A concept, however dense or delicate, made clear by the way it unfolds over time.

Over the years, I've worked across formats: instructional media designed to hold attention without pandering, interviews where the best moments weren't planned, and short documentaries that let people tell their own stories in their own words. I've cleaned up dialogue until it felt like fluid, uninterrupted thought. I tend to stay behind the scenes, setting things up and smoothing them out. I like working in ways that don't call attention to the work itself, just the feeling it leaves behind.