A videographer who covers the whole process From idea to final cut

More than ten years behind the camera, helping you shape the brief, plan, film and edit — and looking after the job myself until the film is ready to use.

Portfolio PDF (selected work)
A mahout and his elephant under a tree in evening light
  • A Muay Thai boxer mid-fight
  • The same mahout and elephant as the main photo
  • A chef at work in the kitchen
  • A couple at their pre-wedding shoot
  • Portrait in traditional Thai dress

Real work
across genres

A few pieces from very different briefs — people, places and moments, recorded with care.

Hills and farmland in morning mist

101%

effort on every job

Portrait in gold Thai costume against a traditional pattern

Documentary · Music video · Interview

Cultural stories where you wait for the one moment that matters.

CSR · Events · Weddings

Big days can't be reshot, so experience matters most.

Children laughing at a community event
Participants on a road through rice fields at sunset
A paramotor flying over the mountains
A whole roast duck, plated

Commercials · Company profiles

Corporate and brand films, delivered fast and ready for every channel.

Not just recording — helping turn a brief that isn't clear yet into a film that actually works.

Every stepin one place

Ideas, planning, filming, editing,
color and sound — joined into one piece of work

Starting from what you need, ending with a film ready to use.

Food in a clay pot on a pale table with a cup of tea

Ideas
and planning

Pinning down the brief, the concept, the light and the framing before we shoot.

Concept · Shot list · Schedule
Two children on bicycles at a community event

Filming
with the details

The must-have shots are planned; the real moments on the day are caught as they happen.

Key shots · Interviews · Atmosphere
Chefs in tall hats standing in a row in warm light

Editingwith rhythm

Selecting, sequencing and finding the pace that carries viewers to the point.

Story order · Pace · Length
A deep-green guest room lit from the window

Color gradingfor the mood

Light and tone made consistent, while people, products and places still look like themselves.

Balance · Tone · Mood

Talk to someone who understands the job, and you getwork that means something— the way you imagined it

I start by asking what you want viewers to understand, and what kind of picture feels right to you. Examples you like, worries, even the things you can't quite put into words — all of it helps us talk more clearly.

More than ten years of experience lets me weigh what you're hoping for against what's possible on the day, so we agree on how to work together before we start.

Working across Thailand and abroad
A Chef Trip guest laughing as he smells a jar of ferment, friends around him
A Chef Trip guest in an orange cap squeezing ingredients in a pot with fellow travellers

Real people and moments
from Chef Trip 2025

Before we shoot,we talk.

No detailed brief yet? We can still start.
Just tell me what the film is for.

Click to send a first brief
  1. Agree the brief

    We talk about the audience, where the film will run, dates, locations and a rough budget, then set the scope together.

  2. Get ready

    Shot list, schedule and the right gear for the job, so the shooting day is used to the full.

  3. Finish it properly

    Editing, color and sound, with review rounds as agreed, then files prepared for your channels.

Let'stalk.

Send whatever details you have.
I'll help work out what needs preparing.

What to film

Where and when

If you have examples you like, send a link along.
Click to send me a messageA free 10-minute chat is enough to understand the job and give you a first quote.
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