Over the next several years, I worked on a variety of projects, from television commercials and corporate documentaries to large-scale infrastructure projects. Through these experiences, I developed more than just creative skills. I learned how to manage projects, collaborate with diverse stakeholders, and translate abstract ideas into tangible outcomes. I love collaborating on ideas and have found great joy throughout my career in bringing clients’ visions to life. I’ve found that videography has allowed me to merge creativity with technology in ways that feel both challenging and rewarding. Each project offers a new perspective and challenge, which has taught me the importance of adaptability, attention to detail and communication.

It’s also provided me some amazing opportunities to travel, which has helped shape my personal values and career motivations. In 2018, I was lucky enough to travel to Hong Kong with, where I produced a full-scale documentary on Buddhism. This project not only deepened my understanding and appreciation of culture, but also reinforced my commitment to meaningful storytelling. I was given full creative freedom for the vision and editing process of the documentary, having to navigate the challenge of scripting the narrative in a different language. If you are interested, you can watch the full documentary here.

Another highlight was filming underwater at the Great Barrier Reef, where I worked on a series of videos for a campaign aiming to increase water quality in the Reef. Furthermore, I spent 10 days south of Cloncurry with Joe Wagner Group and Queensland Rail, the entire process of replacing a 16-kilometre segment of railway lines. If you want to check that out, you can watch the documentary here.