I always thought I'd make music for a living. I sort of put all of my eggs into that basket so to speak. Most of my twenties was spent traveling from state to state pulling a trailer, sleeping in a van and showering in truck stops. I loved it.

 

While I never found the success I dreamed of in music, I am extremely grateful because it led me to pick up my first camera. 

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Once I opened that can of worms, my life would never be the same again. I cut my teeth learning composition and framing with anything and everything I could get my hands on. I then turned my attention to food, beverage and product photography utilizing flash. My world was consumed. 

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Just when I thought I had it all figured out, I entered the world of video - moving pictures. My imagination ran wild with the possibilities. After making videos for a year, I realized something. I loved video production because I loved tellings stories. 

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I took that concept and injected it back into everything I was making. Music, photography and now, video. I start every project with a simple question - What is the story I'm trying to tell?

 

This question has served me well in the years since starting my own company and broadening the scope of my client work. I can't wait to find out what your story is.​​

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