Since high school, I have developed a strong interest in Biology and the Visual Arts and wanted to find a way to combine these two as a profession. I consequently completed an MSc in Biological Anthropology and an MA in Documentary Filmmaking, allowing me to make commercial and educational media content. Alongside my academic pursuits, I have gained extensive experience in media production, working with media companies, freelancers, small businesses, and museums. These opportunities have allowed me to refine my craft, collaborate with diverse clients and meet their varying expectations at a timely pace. 

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My goal is to produce videos that not only inform but also capture events with vivid, authentic sound and visuals, bringing moments to life—whether they are cherished personal memories or explanations of scientific research. I carefully integrate ambient sounds, dialogue, and close-up shots of the environment and interactions between people to recreate the atmosphere of the moment. I also enjoy intertwining dialogue with corresponding visuals to deepen the meaning of the narrative and provide viewers with an immersive experience that resonates deeply. Additionally, my international upbringing has given me a global perspective that I weave into my storytelling, embracing diverse cultures and perspectives.