I’m a Visual Storyteller.
It’s the most honest description, even if it’s not good SEO.
Photo of Genéa Gaudet by Adella Ladjevardi
Cinematic, eerie, abandoned places – both rural and urban – that feel slightly off. Wide landscapes, analog textures, decay, symmetry.
A lot of my visual inspiration comes from the Mojave Desert and the strange beauty of overlooked spaces — sun-bleached landscapes, decay, muted colours, shadows, and the tension between loneliness and possibility.
I love to create the emotional atmosphere of place – images and pieces that feel like they’re holding a story.
When I’m directing, shooting, or photographing, I’m usually looking for the same thing: a visceral, striking atmosphere, a human emotion, an image that haunts and lingers.
A career across story-driven media.
My career has moved through commercial post-production, independent and prestige documentary, unscripted television, music videos, digital content, higher education, and branded media.
I’ve worked as a director, video producer, senior editor, and videographer — often moving between roles depending on the project. I’ve directed reality television, edited documentary and unscripted work, created music videos and artist promos, produced digital series, and shaped institutional stories for organizations that need to communicate with clarity and feeling.
That range has made me comfortable in both creative and practical production spaces: finding the story, directing interviews, coordinating shoots, building visual concepts, working with real people, and shaping the final piece in the edit.
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Equipment
Sony FS7 + basic sound and interview lighting kit
Canon Super 8
Tachyons+ Opti-Glitch
Panasonic WJ-MX30 Mixer
Panasonic mini DV deck
JVC VHS-C Camera