About Me

My journey into AI filmmaking represents a natural progression shaped by both technology and art. With a professional background in interface development and a lifelong passion for painting and visual storytelling, I was uniquely positioned to explore creative work at the moment these worlds began to converge.

As AI tools began to influence visual media, I became involved in the growing AI art and video community, exploring how these technologies could be used thoughtfully in cinematic storytelling. Through early creative partner programs, I worked with evolving AI video tools by testing new features, providing feedback, and sharing work publicly as the medium took shape.

During this early period, I was selected as one of fifty artists to contribute to Our T2 Remake, a first of its kind collaborative AI film project. While created early in the evolution of AI filmmaking, the experience proved meaningful not only for its experimental approach, but for the lasting professional relationships it fostered, connections that continue to inform and support my work today.

Over time, my work has become particularly associated with historically inspired films and imagery. While only a select number of these pieces have been released publicly, they have played an important role in shaping my creative reputation. Projects rooted in historical subjects, especially royal and early modern history, have frequently led studios, collaborators, and creative partners to seek me out for historically focused work.

My perspective blends technical understanding with artistic intuition, allowing me to approach AI driven filmmaking with both precision and sensitivity. I am especially drawn to stories that balance historical authenticity with emotional resonance, creating work that goes beyond spectacle and connects audiences to the human heart of the past.

Outside of filmmaking, I draw continued inspiration from the people around me, history, and nature. These influences shape both the subjects I explore and the way I tell stories.