director in progress. documenting every frame of it.

I grew up feeling invisible. Lonely as a kid, isolated as an adult, more times than I'd like to admit.

Film became the thing that said: you exist. And so do the feelings you can't explain.

I didn't go to film school. I stole art like an artist - got obsessed with Tim Burton, Korean dramas, indie psychological films (weird combo, I know).

I fell in love with tension, silence and the small details that hit you somewhere you didn't expect.

I started making short films alone. I live my own life like a movie. It's where the fuel comes from.

I'm raw and I'm fresh. I'm still becoming the director I want to be. And I'm here, at every event, on every set, behind every frame, because I'm chasing connection.

With the work. With the people who feel things deeply. With you, if you're still reading this.

People don't connect with perfection.

They connect with realness.

— what half a million views on a wrong perspective taught me at 16