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Cinematic, intimate video for artists, performers and independent businesses, focusing on mood, detail and story

I create filmic content that feel textured, human and alive

Based between Bristol, London & Glasgow.

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Thank you @eddiearisaig, @m0le__ , @evaredman1 , @showmethegays , @liamparsons_ , @_samuelfox , @travisalabanza , @bristolballroomcommunity , @bisonsrfc , @smallstespresso , @thegallibristol

Sunday walk with @eddiearisaig
I could already hear this song while I was documenting our afternoon. It’s been fun editing this in such an energetic way

@freddielewiss in July

Bookings are open, if you’d like to be captured by me

@freddielewiss in July

Bookings are open, if you’d like to be captured by me

A beautiful evening captured at @thegallibristol for @mossfellow_ ‘s residency and the premier of his newly released single How Long Does This Last

If you’re a local musician or artist and are looking for someone to capture your performances or practice, please get in touch and let’s work together :)

#bristolartists #bristolmusicians #bristolphotographers

been a while
@mateograjalesv
@mbinotti

#portraitphotography

been a while
@mateograjalesv
@mbinotti

#portraitphotography

'As artists, I feel truth, authenticity and integrity need to align with what we produce.
There’s something about movement that’s very freeing. I can embody so many parts of myself without having to explain it; I can be and feel feminine or delicate or soft, even though I’m in a 6-foot man’s body. Movement allows me to be those things whilst also feeling powerful and strong, tapping into different qualities that exist within me. I think more people need creativity in their lives to explore themselves, and being queer we’re lucky to have that - we already know that we don’t fit into a certain bracket. I can discover and rewrite that for myself, rather than just take what society has given me.'

An excerpt from my conversation with @alexgosmore, one of five queer creatives featured in my upcoming zine, Den. More previews and preorder info coming soon ✨

'As artists, I feel truth, authenticity and integrity need to align with what we produce.
There’s something about movement that’s very freeing. I can embody so many parts of myself without having to explain it; I can be and feel feminine or delicate or soft, even though I’m in a 6-foot man’s body. Movement allows me to be those things whilst also feeling powerful and strong, tapping into different qualities that exist within me. I think more people need creativity in their lives to explore themselves, and being queer we’re lucky to have that - we already know that we don’t fit into a certain bracket. I can discover and rewrite that for myself, rather than just take what society has given me.'

An excerpt from my conversation with @alexgosmore, one of five queer creatives featured in my upcoming zine, Den. More previews and preorder info coming soon ✨