I started making videos because I wasn’t seeing the content I wanted to watch. Something felt missing.

I grew up watching ski and snowboard films by Warren Miller, along with Skateboarding videos that were full of energy, movement, and joy for the sport. That feeling stuck with me. But when I got into Onewheel, I didn’t see that same perspective reflected. I also didn’t see many riders who looked like me. So I picked up my camera and started filming myself.

I taught myself everything - how to shoot, how to edit, how to tell a story, and every piece of content I create is produced entirely by me. What started as an attempt to fill a gap, turned into something much bigger. I fell in love with the process of creating and the ability to capture a feeling.

My work is rooted in that feeling; joy, movement, presence, and perspective. I create content that reflects how these experiences actually feel, not just how they look.

Over time, that approach has resonated with my community. The feedback I hear most is that my energy is infectious. That people feel something when they watch. And that was always the goal.

Now I create content around anything that inspires me, bringing that same perspective and approach into every project. I capture real moments, real energy, and create work that connects.