Documentary, commercial, and narrative films built around craft, character, and stories worth remembering.


Founder-led businesses. Legacy brands. Hospitality spaces. Shops, makers, and story-rich companies filmed with a documentary eye and a cinematic point of view.

Featured Film


Presence is a short documentary about memory, place, and the things we carry with us. It’s also the clearest expression of how I think about storytelling: not just as information, but as atmosphere, identity, and emotional connection. The same instinct shapes the films I make for brands and businesses—finding the human story underneath the product, the place, or the work itself, and telling it in a way people can actually feel.

Documentary / Brand


The same instinct behind Presence shapes the rest of my documentary and brand work—finding the human story beneath the craft, the place, or the product, and telling it in a way people can actually feel.

A cinematic journey through the people, places, and crafts that built America—told through the hands, the work, and the boots that keep it moving.

A personal documentary about discipline, joy, and the deeper reasons one man keeps returning to the road.

A documentary portrait of a cobbler devoted to his craft, the history behind it, and the lifelong work of keeping it alive.

A short documentary about memory, people, and the places with stories worth remembering.

Narrative / Commercial


On the narrative and commercial side, I’m drawn to work with a little personality—films that can be playful, stylish, or heightened, but still feel cinematic and rooted in story.

A cinematic Wyatt & Dad commercial about worn soles, bad timing, and getting a second shot at the night.

A young dancer caught in a suffocating relationship with her mother is forced to choose between the life she’s been given and the one she wants for herself.

Craft / Heritage


These are films about the people who keep old skills alive—the makers, family businesses, and trades built on patience, repetition, and a deep respect for the work itself.

A portrait of legacy, craftsmanship, and quiet devotion, following one cobbler’s life at the bench and the values that shaped both his work and his family.

A master cobbler walks through the full recraft of a pair of boots—an intimate look at the patience, precision, and hard-earned knowledge behind bringing them back to life.

If you’ve built something worth remembering, let’s tell that story well.

A man with short hair and a light beard looking off to the side, wearing a light shirt and a jacket, standing outdoors with graffiti art in the background.

I create documentary films for businesses, brands, and makers with a real point of view—films that help people connect not just with what you do, but why it matters. If that sounds like the kind of story you’ve been wanting to tell, I’d love to hear about it.

If you’re not looking for another generic promo video—and you’d rather make something with weight, texture, and a point of view—I’d love to hear what you’re building.