In 1978 my Dad handed me his GAF Super8 sound movie camera and I was hooked. I dedicated myself to learning everything I could about filming. From solid scene composition and in-camera filming techniques to film developing and hand-splicing, I made sure I knew it.As an adult my work in television provided me opportunities to learn and grow. Since videography is continuously evolving, my enthusiasm for these changes remains unwavering. Adapting to these changes, without losing my fundamental knowledge, has helped me become the videographer I am.

A successful videographer is experienced in many different situations. At your event there will be people bustling around with a job to do. Some will be easy-going, others not. But no matter what, a successful videographer needs to be able to patiently get along with everyone. And what about environment? Know that I have filmed in many different locations, during different times of day, in various weather, and under distinct lighting situations.It’s my deep level of understanding and respect for these variations, along with tried-and-true film techniques and knowledge of how to navigate challenging situations ensure you success.

Constantly drawing and painting as I grew up, I imagined myself becoming an artist. This creative facet of my early life found its foothold in film. It is a reward for me, as a professional videographer, to have the opportunity to love what I do.Love of my craft is what motivates me. As an artist I see balance in a well-composed shot of a dancing couple. I include variety in the footage I shoot to keep things interesting. I find significance in the details that are a part of your day. I know how much time you put into making those choices. These are the things that will make your film yours and I make sure that it is all there.