How I make the work

Every film starts
by paying attention.

I start with the audience and what the film needs to achieve. Then I plan the shoot, adapt to what happens on the day and build the final cut.

From first conversation to final delivery
A Day at Limassol Greens project frame
Brief / purpose / audience
01

Listen

Understand what the film needs to do.

We start with the purpose, the audience and the feeling you want to leave behind. I ask direct questions, find what is genuinely interesting and turn that into one clear direction.

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Research / references / preparation
02

Build

Plan how the film will look and move.

I choose the references, locations, light and camera movement, then turn them into a production plan. The plan leaves room to adapt on set.

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Direction / camera / sound
03

Shoot

Protect the plan. Stay open to real moments.

On set I direct with clarity, work efficiently and keep watching for the moments that cannot be written into a shot list. That balance is where the film starts to feel alive.

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Edit / colour / sound / delivery
04

Shape

Find the final rhythm and feeling.

The edit is where everything becomes one film. I refine the structure, pacing, sound and colour, then deliver versions prepared for the platforms where the work needs to live.

Before production

The practical details are part of the creative work.

Scope and deliverables
The written proposal states what is being filmed, the agreed formats and where each version will be used.
Treatment and preparation
Depending on the project, preparation can include references, interview questions, a treatment, locations and a working shot plan.
Schedule and access
Filming dates, location access, weather dependencies and any known permissions are discussed before the shoot.
Sound, music and archive
Interview sound, music licensing and any supplied archive material are considered when the scope is built—not left until the edit.
Feedback and revisions
The proposal states who gives feedback and how many revision rounds are included, so approval stays clear.
Usage and source footage
Usage, ownership, storage and any request for source footage are agreed in writing for the specific production.
Platform versions
Horizontal masters, vertical edits, cutdowns and captions are scoped before filming whenever possible.
Quote and payment
The production quote and payment schedule follow the agreed brief, crew, equipment, travel and deliverables.

Have a story in mind?

Let’s make it real.