Drama, documentary, commercial and branded content. A decade of professional sound - from Soho to the Outer Hebrides, Finland to Tanzania.
Productions & Clients
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"Sound is half of the film", people say - yet only a very small proportion of people on set are dedicated to how it sounds. Whether it's drama, commercial, documentary or corporate, you want your film to sound excellent without compromising your top quality visual.
I've been specialising in exactly that for around a decade. Whether working with a full sound team or as a one-man PSC unit, I always consider myself part of the whole. My job is to make it easy for the director and the post team - and I love my job.
From Cornwall to the Outer Hebrides, Finland to Tanzania, India to London. I speak Italian, French and Spanish, and have recorded in Swahili, German, Portuguese, Finnish, Ukrainian and BSL. It's amazing what you pick up when you really listen.
Top quality equipment capturing clear audio at cinema-grade specs. But anybody can buy gear - you need someone who makes the right calls at the right time. Knowing when to flag a problem and what's acceptable is what separates a professional.
Filming is a team game. I get booked for my ability, but I get rebooked because I'm a good person to have on set. DBS checked, clean UK driving licence, adaptable in any environment from controlled studio to remote location.
I'll discuss your project thoroughly so everyone is on the same page - budget, on-set requirements, deliverables, particularities of the shoot. A decade of experience helps spot issues and opportunities that get missed in prep.
Based in the London area, very happy to travel. Cornwall to the Outer Hebrides, Finland to Tanzania. Italian, French and Spanish speaker. Recorded in Swahili, German, Portuguese, Finnish, Ukrainian and BSL. Adaptability is everything.
Whether you're a production company, ad agency, or independent director, I'd love to hear about your project. The earlier in pre-production the better - a quick conversation can save a lot of headaches on the day.