As a kid, I always wanted to tell stories and make movies.

I never went to film school, nor did I become a writer, not in a traditional way.

Instead, I went to acting school, got a diploma in film and theatre, worked in Europe and the US.

 At acting school, we did learn a lot apart from acting, as well: film theory, writing, camera work, directing, editing. Every semester, we had to write, produce, in short: make a short film on our own to be screened at the end of term. This all was to make us view the production process as a whole, know and appreciate its other parts worked, and be able to help everyone do their job better.

 When I quit acting years later, I could resort to all I had learned and picked up along the way, and go back, or rather forward to where I always wanted to be.

 Yet, life wouldn't be life if not for some twists and turns, so I wrote and directed, produced and shot, and learned, collected references, stories, images, material.

 Today, with over two decades experience in writing and directing various short formats, as well as commercials, music videos, serials and animation, and my rich background in acting, editing, producing and photography, I know how to bring stories to life, to reveal the extraordinary within the ordinary, to touch hearts connect audiences with the universal language of cinematic emotion.