Direction
Performance, atmosphere, rhythm, and the decisions that make a film feel inevitable.
New YorkAvailable worldwide
Freelance Camera Operator and Videographer creating cinematic visuals for brands, artists, productions, and places.
I direct. I shoot. Often, both.

One point of view / two ways in
Direction and cinematography are equal parts of the practice—available separately, strongest together.
Performance, atmosphere, rhythm, and the decisions that make a film feel inevitable.
Light, lenses, movement, and a frame that can carry the feeling without explaining it.
Featured reel / selected motion
Director + CinematographerNight / light / human movementView all motion ↗Selected work
Commercial, music, documentary, branded, events, and independent image work.
Study 01A late-night portrait of craft, pace, and the hands that keep a city moving.
Brand film · 2.39:1
Study 02A performance study built around presence, negative space, and a room allowed to breathe.
Performance film · 2.39:1
Study 03A quiet coastal study made from long walks, small gestures, and open weather.
Short documentary · 2.39:1
Study 04Food, hands, and shared tables. A tactile portrait of a neighborhood kitchen.
Campaign series · 16:9 + 9:16The still image



Syd / unfiltered
A living creative dump: video essays, unfinished thoughts, photo notes, references, and whatever refuses a category.
Enter the feed
Field note 03Travel / in the margins
Travel remains a specialty line inside the larger practice: movement, architecture, street life, and the details that make a place feel present rather than packaged.
Open field notesPerformance, atmosphere, visual language, and a clear path from the first idea to the final frame.
Light, lensing, movement, and coverage designed as one system—not a layer added after the idea.
One visual point of view across concept and camera for nimble productions that benefit from a unified lead.
New York / available worldwide