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

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

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I’ve played high-level football, competed in crossfit, trained as a PT and completed a Hyrox, all whilst earning a degree in industrial design, studying and practicing film and photography. 

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But as a DP and Photographer my work, travels and dogs have kept me moving. 

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I’ve had a close call photographing a monkey whilst snowboarding Shiga Kogen in Japan, shot non-stop for 19 hours overnight when DP’ing a werewolf film in NZ, dug out a rental car stuck on a Beach in Iceland, got lost running in 35 degree heat in the South of France, found myself plastered over billboards for an Asics campaign I shot in Italy and wrote off the RV that we were traveling in. I shot a Spaghetti Western in the middle of Ruatiti Valley, NZ, made friends with hundreds, if not thousands of cows as I visited about 78 farms across New Zealand and Australia, and hung out with Olympians as they competed, accomplished victory and returned from injury.

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What intrigues me most is how movement calms the mind, and activity leads to stillness and clarity. 

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Somewhere in there, I met a French girl, Elise, and we’ve since had our Son, Marlo.

 

Am I ready to slow down?

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Of course not. I’ve just signed up for an Ironman. 

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