Exposed Wolf

28/08/2026

Great night at The Developers Forum at CommBank Stadium on Wednesday, shooting video and photography for the event.

We also had our Exposed Wolf stand set up showcasing some of our construction work, so it was good to step out from behind the cameras between shooting and meet so many people from across the industry.

We made some great new contacts and had some really interesting conversations about upcoming projects.

Thanks to the Construction Consultants team for having us involved!

Photos and highlight video are already delivered, so I’ll hopefully be able to share some of the finished work soon.

05/08/2026

As someone who works in film production, I've been fascinated by how AI is changing what's creatively possible.

Rather than replacing filmmaking, I've been using it to explore ideas that would normally require an entire animation studio.

Over the past few months, my 4-year-old son and I have been creating a children's series called Dino Farm TV. We come up with the stories together, and our latest episode, The Great Chicken Race, has been our favourite project so far.

It's been a great reminder that storytelling is still the most important part of any project. AI is simply another tool that can help bring those stories to life.

If you have young children, we'd love you to check it out and let us know what they think.

🦕🐔 The Great Chicken Race is now live on YouTube.

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21/07/2026

I realised I post a lot of behind-the-scenes, but not enough of the finished work. So here’s one from a few months ago.

The brief was brilliantly simple. Australia vs France in a game of cricket... except the French captain turns up with a baguette instead of a cricket bat.

The biggest challenge wasn’t filming the action, it was making a relatively small cast feel like a full cricket match. Throughout the day we kept repositioning actors to create the illusion of different players and spectators, helping the game feel much bigger than it actually was.

After the match, we switched gears completely, transforming the French captain into a chef for the final scene and the punchline:

“The French don’t know how to play cricket, but they sure know how to cook.”

Massive credit to Max from all good for another great concept. It’s always a pleasure bringing ideas like this to life.

These are the shoots I love. Great creative, talented people and finding simple production solutions that make a concept feel much bigger than the resources behind it.

🎬 Client: Delidoor
🎨 Creative Direction: all good

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17/07/2026

One of the best parts of this job is receiving feedback like this.

Every shoot is different, but the goal is always the same: create images and video that capture the atmosphere, the people and the moments that matter.

It was a pleasure working with the team at Dexcom Australia, and I’m incredibly grateful for this feedback. Hearing that the photos exceeded expectations and truly told the story of the day is exactly what I aim for on every project.

Thanks again to the Dexcom team. Looking forward to the next one.

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15/07/2026

Not every corporate photography job ends with a snake around your neck... 🐍

Today I was photographing Dexcom’s town hall, where colleagues from around the world came together for presentations, team updates and a uniquely Australian welcome. Alongside the event, guests had the chance to meet some incredible native wildlife, including a koala, python, crocodile and kangaroo.

While most people know me for video production, I also regularly photograph corporate events, conferences and team experiences.

Thanks to the Dexcom team for having me along... and to the python for not choking me out. 😅

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02/07/2026

One of the things I enjoy most about this job is that no two projects are ever the same.

This campaign for NAWIC Australia’s Male Allies in Action initiative was a chance to help communicate an important message to the construction industry through film.

From a production perspective, this was a fantastic project to be involved in.

To create a campaign with a national feel, we filmed across Sydney and Brisbane, sourcing construction locations, casting and coordinating talent in both cities, directing the shoots and bringing everything together in the edit.

It’s easy to watch a finished video and forget how much happens before the camera starts rolling. Creative development, logistics, casting, location scouting and collaboration all play a huge part in creating something that feels authentic and connects with its audience.

A big thank you to Christine, Greg and the entire NAWIC team for trusting me with this campaign. It was a pleasure to help bring the project to life.

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16/06/2026

🎬 Not every client has access to a purpose-built studio, and that’s absolutely fine.

This interview was filmed in a standard classroom at UNSW. Grey carpet, white walls, fluorescent lighting and not much else to work with.

One of the things I enjoy most about filmmaking is finding creative ways to transform everyday spaces into polished, professional-looking content.

With the right lighting, lens choice and positioning, even a simple classroom can become a clean and engaging interview setup.

If you’re putting off video because you don’t think your office, classroom or workspace is “camera ready”, don’t worry. More often than not, we can find the shot.

Swipe to see the setup and the final result.

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16/06/2026

🎬 The dreaded white walls of death.

This was the location I was given for an interview shoot at UNSW. Grey carpet, white walls, fluorescent lighting and not much else to work with.

A big part of cinematography isn’t finding the perfect location. It’s finding the shot within an imperfect one.

With some careful lighting, lens choice and positioning, we were able to create separation, depth and a much more polished look than the room would suggest.

Swipe to see the setup and the final result.

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19/05/2026

Massive prop lists, excavators, green screens and special effects… this one took some planning.

I realised I post a lot of BTS but rarely the finished work, so I’m changing that starting with this one.

The amount of planning that went into this shoot was next level. Massive prop lists, excavators, green screens, location scouting, special effects and a lot of moving parts all coming together to create something I’m really proud of.

This is why I love filmmaking. Taking an idea and bringing it to life, then seeing all the pieces come together on screen.

Huge shoutout to this all-star cast:


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