Film

A soft-spoken film student with a love for the analog falls headfirst for an actress at his art school. I'm proud to present my short film Floridly You (8min). Inspired by Damien Chazelle, this short is part of a feature film I'm currently working on and serves as a teaser of what the full project will be. It’s a first look into the characters, mood, and world we're building.

The W4ke0pp Documentary is a film I created about the early days of my clothing brand, W4ke0pp. Over the course of four months, I captured behind-the-scenes footage of my best friend and me designing the clothing, building the website, launching a marketing campaign, and managing all aspects of starting the brand.

Blue Moon Heist” is the first sci-fi film I ever made. I've always been fascinated by sci-fi films like Star Wars and Blade Runner, but creating one myself came with big challenges. I had almost no budget, few actors, and limited locations. Since sci-fi often demands heavy props, visual effects, and large sets, I focused on writing a story that required as little VFX as possible.

What I did have was skill in making costumes and props. With the help of my 3D printer and an old Nerf gun, I built a full sci-fi costume for the main character. The plot was simple: a mysterious figure arrives on a dark planet in search of a hidden treasure, facing monsters along the way that he narrowly escapes.

To bring this world to life, I shot in the dunes of Soest and used a day-for-night effect to transform the landscape into an eerie alien planet. With a few simple visual effects, I added a massive moon in the background and a hologram device that guided the character toward the treasure.

“Don't Die Without Jesus” is a short action sequence I filmed with martial arts and Christian influencer Giga Ovgod. We shot it in a busy bike tunnel near London. Through Giga's network, I connected with the South London stunt team, who were eager to collaborate.

I hadn't created a storyboard since I wasn't sure of the stuntmen's abilities, but on set I managed to bring my vision to life through quick direction. Together with Giga and the team, we crafted dynamic action moves that turned into an intense and exciting scene.

I was tasked with creating the music video for Samir's new single “Elke Dag”, a love song about a boy who wants to see his girlfriend every day of the week. The creative process began with scouting locations. I knew I wanted to capture the love between Samir and his girlfriend by filming their dates in different settings.

With a simple storyboard, I planned to open the video with Samir dreaming about his girlfriend, getting ready for their date, and stepping onto the tram. Within a few days we had shot everything across the locations, and editing could begin.

One of my favorite concepts was a shot of Samir wearing a projection of the album cover on his sweater. To achieve this, we used a projector at night to cast the graphic directly onto his white sweater, creating a striking and memorable visual.