​Quick Story about who I am and why I do what I do.

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When you're young at some point someone's going to ask 

"what do you wanna be when you grow up" ? 

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 Of course, I wanted to be a veterinarian because I love animals, then a police officer because I liked the uniform, and later on, I wanted to be a psychologist because the human mind is so fascinating.

But these were only a few options for career paths I knew existed.

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I always cherished memories

 

I started taking pictures with my 5-megapixel phone at the time in 2009.

Later on, I started recording videos of everyday situations, family reunions, and special events.

Watching those videos felt like a Harry Potter Moment. A MOVING picture, and even with SOUND!?

I could not only capture an image but also hear the voices of my loved ones, hear the ambient sound and see how they move.

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At the age of 14/15 came the moment I had to decide which career path I wanted to take.

Chemistry and Physics? Mathematics? Business? Health Care? Social Studies? Art Studies?

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My Art teacher insisted on me going to Art School. We both shared the same opinion.

Unfortunately, I was talked out of it as "Artists don't earn a living". I moved on to study Business.

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One day I got my 1st "professional" photo camera that also allowed me to film in 720p. A Canon 1100D with a standard lens. I loved it!

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It all evolved into a passion of taking pictures and making videos.

At that time I started editing my videos of the journeys and adventures I experienced with friends.

I started a YouTube Gaming Channel with friends, did live streaming on Twitch, and produced content for our social media platforms.

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My passion for photography and videography grew enormously.

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In the meantime, I finished my Business degree but I didn't like the options this degree gave me.

I went to university to study to become a social worker instead.

It was interesting. We had courses like psychology, philosophy, and sociology but I knew what I really liked, so started looking for film schools. 

I was shocked at how expensive those schools were and I didn't want to get in debt for something I could learn for free on the internet.

So I started learning by myself.

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Later on I found out we had a course for film studies in Luxembourg at the same Art school, I wanted to go to when I was 14/15!

It was extremely affordable. I didn't hesitate to prepare my portfolio and applied right away.

I qualified for one of the 12 available spots and got in.

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In 2019, after two years of studies, I started working on film sets, making music videos, event shootings, commercials, and Interviews.

 

It's been a journey and I am happy to work in a field that I'm passionate about.