Tell me about your project
Have a project, message or production you’d like to talk through?
Video, animation, photography or cinematography — share what you know so far. Short answers are completely fine.
Share a few details
Not sure where to start?
That’s completely fine. Share the audience, message, timeline, intended use, or the problem you’re trying to solve.
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Helpful things to include
The project idea, audience, timeline, budget range, and any links or references.
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What happens next
I’ll read through your message. If it sounds like a good fit, I’ll suggest a short call or a few next questions. From there,
I can recommend the right approach, scope and next step.​
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Prefer to email directly?
You can reach me at
Whether you’re planning video production, animation, motion graphics, brand photography, or need a cinematographer for a production, I’d love to hear what you’re working on.
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Bring the brief, the challenge, the audience, or just the start of an idea, and I can help work out the right approach, scope and next step.
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Based in Melbourne, I work with organisations, agencies and production teams across Australia and internationally.
Questions before getting in touch?
A few common questions before starting a video, animation, photography or cinematography project.
What if I’m not sure what format I need?
That’s completely fine. You can come with the message, audience, campaign, problem or rough idea, and we can work out the right approach together. Video is useful for showing real people, places and perspectives. Animation and motion graphics are useful when the idea is abstract, complex or difficult to film. Sometimes, the right solution is a mix of formats.
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What is the usual video production process?
Most video production projects move through a few clear stages: understanding the idea, shaping the message, planning the shoot, filming, editing, review and final delivery. Depending on the project, this may include scripting, interview questions, talent, locations, post-production, captions and shorter versions for websites, social media or presentations.
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What is the usual animation or motion graphics process?
Animation and motion graphics usually start with the message and structure before anything moves. The process may include scripting, visual style, storyboards or sketches, style frames, animation, sound and final delivery. A simple motion graphics piece can be quite lean, while a detailed animated explainer may need more time for design, visual metaphors and refinement.
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How much does video production or animation usually cost?
The cost depends on the scope. For video production, this can include filming days, crew size, locations, talent, equipment, editing, motion graphics, music, captions, review rounds and final deliverables. For animation, the budget usually depends on duration, style, complexity, illustration or design needs, voice-over, sound and the number of scenes.
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Do I need a finished brief before getting in touch?
No. A finished brief is helpful, but it is not required. You can get in touch with a detailed brief, a rough idea, a message, an audience, a deadline, a campaign goal, or simply a problem you are trying to solve. From there, I can help work out the right approach, scope and next step.
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Do you work with agencies, producers and directors?
Yes. I work directly with organisations, and also with agencies, producers and directors. Depending on the project, that might mean working as a cinematographer, Director of Photography, camera operator, motion graphics partner, or helping create video, animation, photography or mixed-media assets as part of a wider campaign or production.
