I make feature films from the ground up: from the first spark of an idea to a finished cut ready for an audience. That means being involved in every stage of the process, not just behind the camera. Developing the concept, shaping the script, building the visual language of the film, directing on set, and guiding the edit toward its final form.

A feature film asks for stamina. It is a long process, often spanning months or years, and it only works if the vision stays consistent from the first page of the script to the last frame of the edit. I bring that consistency, combined with the practical experience of actually getting a production finished, on budget and on time, without losing the ambition that made the story worth telling in the first place.

Whether the project is a personal, character-driven story or something built around a broader concept, I focus on finding the version of the film that is both true to the story and realistic to produce. If you are developing a feature film and looking for a director or producer who can carry that vision through production, I would be glad to talk.