I’ve been fascinated by visual effects since I was a kid. At 11, I started editing videos, and by 13 I was experimenting with greenscreen techniques. At 15, I began exploring CGI, learning how to blend imagination with technology.

Over the years, this curiosity grew into bigger projects, including a short film I completed at 23 with 717 VFX shots, a project that taught me the power of detail, patience, and storytelling through visuals.

Today, I continue to explore VFX using Blender and DaVinci Resolve, creating scenes that combine animation, compositing, and cinematic techniques. I love the challenge of turning ideas in my head into dynamic, immersive visuals, whether it’s for music videos, meditation content, or experimental shorts.

For me, VFX isn’t just a technical skill—it’s a way to bring imagination to life.

Move your cursor over this gif to reveal the visual effect simulation I made for a shot in my song "Perfectly Incomplete" - if you're on mobile, tap.

Move your cursor over this gif to see the epic 3d model I made of the Naval Academy Chapel for my organ video "Stars and Stripes Forever"