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With over 10 Years of experience in the media industry, I’ve worked primarily in lighting and camera departments, while also taking on roles as a creative producer.
In 2022, I shifted my focus to virtual production — combining my background in film, hands-on technical skills, and programming knowledge to explore new ways of making this technology accessible beyond Hollywood-scale projects.
After extensive testing and development, I’m now able to offer clients tailored solutions for virtual productions, bringing advanced creative technology to smaller-scale sets.
I also offer full virtual production supervision — from planning and setup to on-set operation.
With my own workstation, camera tracking equipment, and DMX network tools, I can integrate both camera and lighting systems into the engine, record tracking data, and provide a live preview of the virtual environment during the shoot.
Currently, I am also developing a lighting tool specifically designed for virtual production that focuses on the needs of gaffers to simplify and enhance the lighting workflow on set.
Virtual lighting offers full creative control over mood, atmosphere, and visual storytelling. Lights can be placed, shaped, and adjusted freely within the 3D environment — without physical limitations.
Whether it's dramatic shadows, soft ambient light, or dynamic changes during a scene, virtual lighting allows for experimentation and precise artistic decisions before anything is shot on set.
I create customized Blueprint systems that suit the specific needs of your production, enabling real-time control, and seamless integration with camera tracking, DMX lighting, and other on-set technologies.
Whether you need automated behaviors, or user-friendly tools for your team, Blueprints make your virtual set more flexible and production-ready.
Some production challenges require solutions that don’t exist off the shelf.
For these cases, I design and build custom hardware to meet the specific needs of a project.
This includes motion tracker adapters, DMX network solutions, encoder systems, and other practical tools that support smooth and reliable virtual production workflows. Each build focuses on functionality, integration, and on-set usability.