I’ve always admired the lives of those who move. Athletes, artists, creatives, workers and adventurers.

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Maybe that’s what led me to pursue a life of movement.

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After earning my degree in Industrial Design, I felt unfulfilled. A few years working as a personal trainer and movement coach changed that. I found myself helping people from all walks of life achieve things both big and small and I found that incredibly inspiring.

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What stood out most was this: movement calms the mind, and activity leads to stillness.

So how has that shaped the way I move?

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I’ve played high-level football, studied film and photography, competed in crossfit then completed a Hyrox and followed curiosity wherever it led. I got a border collie, then a samoyed. Moved to Wellington, then Auckland. Solo travelled through Europe where I got a rental car stuck on Diamond Beach in Iceland then made my way around Scandinavia. Met a French girl named Elise. We explored pagodas and shrines in Japan and road-tripped Europe in an RV while she was seven months pregnant. We hiked the Dolomites, then wrote off that same RV. We’ve since had our first son.

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All of it has led me to shoot on some amazing projects and in some wild places. An underground power plant, about 78 farms, DP of a feature film and mountains in the Alps, Tasmania and Japan. Multiple athletes, olympians, celebrities and talent. Travelled to remote corners of New Zealand, got lost a few times and finally a 19-hour shoot in a rural western town.

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Am I ready to settle down?

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I just signed up for an Ironman.