I see filmmaking and short form video content as a sandbox where I can mix and match a huge variety of tools to create something truly unique. My films are attempts to capture a feeling of unsettling unease, built from a fusion of modern and vintage techniques.
 

What truly drives the work is a dive into the subversive. I use this unique visual language to explore the unsettling intersections of faith and madness, often resulting in a chilling confrontation with the self. The narrative space is one of pure nightmare fuel, dissecting complex themes like religious trauma, psychological fragmentation, and the deep anxiety of the modern condition.
 

I start by using my original artwork and designs as the foundation. I then put this raw material through a unique digital process. This aesthetic isn't purely stylistic; it's the visual manifestation of fractured minds and corrupted faith. I deliberately employ tools like Mosh distortion and VHS glitching not just for a vintage look, but to create the visual equivalent of psychological breakdown and religious decay.
 

To bring it all to life, I rely on software like Hailuo, Veo, and Movavi Video Suite. The sound is just as critical. I craft it in Cubase 14 using plugins like Bioscape and Lunaris 2 to build truly unsettling atmospheres—often less like music and more like auditory terror. These deeply textural soundscapes are designed to embody the themes of the films: the hissing static of a deteriorating mind and the reverberating echo of a hollowed-out religion.

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You can watch everything over on my YouTube channel and also download all of my videos for free (and use them in your own projects!), via my public Google Drive.​​​​​