Moving images, made to mean something.
I create story-led films for brands, live experiences, and weddings—handling each project with a documentary instinct, an editorial eye, and a clear purpose.
Explore the filmsCorporate
Brand stories, interviews, campaigns, and internal films that sound human and look considered.
Events
The scale, atmosphere, and spontaneous moments of live experiences—captured without slowing them down.
Weddings
Personal, cinematic films built around real voices, honest emotion, and the rhythm of the day.
Selected films
Stories built to move.
A selection of commercial, documentary, branded and animated work.
What I create
One production partner.
Every kind of story.
From a single interview to a full campaign, I shape the approach around the audience, the moment, and where the finished film needs to live.
Corporate video
Company stories, interviews, testimonials, recruitment films, training content, and internal communications that feel human.
Brand films · Interviews · Testimonials · Culture
Brand + commercial
Purposeful campaign films that introduce a product, clarify a message, or give people a reason to remember your brand.
Commercials · Product films · Campaigns · Web
Event videography
Atmosphere, key moments, and audience energy captured for conferences, galas, launches, festivals, and live experiences.
Recaps · Speakers · Conferences · Galas
Wedding films
Cinematic, documentary-minded wedding films grounded in real voices, honest emotion, and the rhythm of the day.
Highlights · Ceremony · Documentary edits
Social content
Short-form video designed for attention, consistency, and the way audiences actually watch across social platforms.
Reels · Vertical video · Paid social · Series
Documentary stories
Character-led films for nonprofits, artists, community organizations, educators, and people with something meaningful to share.
Profiles · Nonprofits · Community · Editorial
The process
Clear from first conversation to final cut.
- 01
Discover
We define the audience, objective, scope, and the one thing the film needs people to feel or do.
- 02
Plan
Concept, interview prompts, schedule, locations, shot list, and production details come together before the camera rolls.
- 03
Produce
I capture the people, sound, details, and unscripted moments that give the final story its texture.
- 04
Finish
Editing, sound, color, graphics, feedback, and final exports—prepared for every place the work will be seen.
Built for every screen
One production can work much harder.
A project can be delivered as a hero film, shorter campaign edits, vertical social cuts, interview selects, or presentation-ready versions. We plan those needs early so every format feels intentional—not like an afterthought.
- Website and campaign films
- 16:9, 1:1, 4:5, and 9:16 formats
- Captioned and textless versions
- Short social cutdowns
- Presentation and event playback
- Color, sound mix, and motion graphics
Good to know
Frequently asked questions.
What kinds of video projects do you take on?
Corporate stories, interviews, commercials, event coverage, wedding films, social content, nonprofit stories, documentary profiles, and projects that do not fit neatly into a category.
Can you help develop the concept?
Yes. Projects can begin with a finished brief or simply a goal. I can help shape the concept, story structure, interview approach, locations, schedule, and visual direction.
Do you travel outside Tampa Bay?
Yes. I regularly work throughout Tampa Bay and Florida, and travel can be included in the scope for projects farther away.
Can you create versions for social media?
Yes. Horizontal, square, portrait, and vertical deliverables can be planned together, including shorter edits, captions, and platform-specific variations.
How much does video production cost?
Pricing depends on the concept, production time, crew, locations, equipment, and number of final deliverables. After a short conversation, I provide a clear scope and project estimate.
How long does a project take?
Smaller projects may be completed within a few weeks; larger campaigns and event films require more planning and post-production. The timeline is agreed upon before production begins.