If you want your crew to believe in your vision and follow your lead, you need to put the work in before the cameras even roll.

A great director is the bridge between story and execution, that means understanding the many moving parts that bring a film to life.

Sometimes your next story is right in front of you, woven into your own life.

Some see AI as the future of storytelling. Others see it as a threat to creativity, jobs, and ethics.

Choosing the right camera for the job isn’t about chasing the latest specs, it’s about matching the tool to the story. 

Cinematic work doesn’t always require a massive crew. What it does require is strategy, planning, and experience.

First-time filmmakers run into pitfalls- mistakes that can cost time, money, and even the story itself.

In today’s digital world, vertical video is no longer optional. it’s essential.

You don’t have writers block, you just don’t know what you’re trying to say.

Failure taught me something important: storytelling has to be grounded.

I found myself at a creative crossroads. Do I continue my life with complacency? Or do I take a risk?