Film Director. Editor. Colourist.

A rolling stone. That could sum up my career projectile. I’ve tried to not gather moss, (or cobwebs) and have been out learning new tricks, seeking new adventure, and moving boundaries.

At the core, I’ve always loved storytelling – first writing for the school magazine. At the turn of the millennium, I joined an English daily to head the web edition. During this 7-year newspaper stint, I coded the website, redesigned the print edition, wrote features for the Sunday edition and produced photo-documentaries for print and web editions.

Then in 2007, at the start of the DSLR revolution, I felt compelled to test the waters in video. Soon I was travelling across India producing video features for France-based Euronews Television.

Working with other film-makers as editor, I realised I loved finding connections, and helping bring stories to life. In the dark confines of the edit suite, I found new adventures pursing through hours of rushes, building sequences. So I turned my attention to documentary film editing.

Recently, I’ve added colour grading as one more tool in the process of telling stories through film.

Today, at the White Brick Post – a boutique post-production studio I set up in my home town, I love helping other documentary and indie filmmakers bring their stories to life.