I'm a First Nations director-cinematographer based in Tasmania, with a practice rooted in two things that, for me, have always been inseparable: wildlife and Country. My greatest work happens when those two worlds converge on screen, because for First Nations people, they always have.

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My path to filmmaking came through the field. Before completing my Master's in Wildlife Film Production at Salford University, I trained and worked as a safari guide in South Africa, developing the patience, observation skills and deep respect for the natural world that still shapes how I shoot today. That fieldcraft, combined with my connection to community and culture, gives me a way into stories that is grounded in genuine place and relationship.

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Across my career I've worked as a reporter and producer at CAAMA and ICTV, produced for ABC Indigenous and the Awaye! radio program, and most recently as Senior Digital Producer for NITV's social media team. That range across wildlife documentary, broadcast journalism, radio and digital gives me a rare fluency in multiple formats, but whatever the project, I bring the same thing: a strong visual instinct, cultural care, and a deep love for telling stories on Country.