Auckland, New Zealand
$350 - $500 / Day
Request QuoteOver the previous 15 years I’ve had the privilege of working on a huge variety of projects, from international advertising campaigns, online content, through to award winning feature films and TV series. When I reflect on this content I’ve created, what stands out as being memorable and aspirational, is the quality and substance of the ‘story’. So I take great care to find the sense and purpose of a story, the flow and rhythm of the narrative and their relationship with the visual choices in how they can hold a viewer's attention. While I have been involved with all types of content creation ranging from TVCs through to long form documentaries, I don’t have a preference, I just love the challenges of creating content that sticks with a viewer. Where I believe I am different compared with my fellow editors is that I like to spend time in the shadows between sound and vision. I believe that well crafted stories combined with carefully selected vision can take a story so far, but they can be taken further by pushing the interplay of the visuals within the sonic landscape. This subtle extra attention makes for a more complete viewer experience.
Produced for Monsoon Pictures
A short film exploring what objects seven residents from the Muriwai community, each in a state of flux and change, took with them in the midst of the cyclone and how the disaster has made them re-evaluate all the possessions in their lives
Produced for In Cahoots
An award winning short form Documentary about a mysterious outbreak of tic disorders among young people that leads Dr Robert Bartholomew to question whether social media is making us sick.
Produced for The Downlow Concept
A 10-part web series that follows New Zealand thrash metal band 'Alien Weaponry' as the three teenage members of the band achieved a lifelong dream: performing at the world’s biggest metal music festival, Germany’s Wacken Open Air.
Produced for Velvet Stone Media
An award nominated 8 episode TV series which has played in multiple countries. 'Moko' looks at the modern revival of tā moko (traditional Māori tattooing) and the artists and wearers who made it possible. 'Moko' is a universal story about identity and courage told in a beautifully cinematic voice, with style and dignity." - Whakaata Māori
How a rock can become a sponge to absorb CO2 emissions and lock it away forever. A science explainer video for Aspiring Materials , a finalist in the global Xprize - Carbon Capture competition.
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