My passion for storytelling and content creation began when I was a child, and I've been exploring visual media ever since.
After graduating from Brockenhurst College with A Levels in Film, Media, and English Literature in 2013, I briefly pursued a Foundation Diploma in Art & Design. While I enjoyed the creative environment, I found my own independent filmmaking projects to be more fulfilling. I then decided to move forward with a path of self-education and began working professionally in 2014, beginning with freelance work before moving into regular collaborations with Solent University during 2021, largely involving video editing.
During my time at Solent, I worked on several impactful projects, including an interview with cinematographer Tim Maurice-Jones, which was highly praised, as well as a video for Nutkhut featuring acclaimed actress Joanna Lumley. I then spent three years working for Autek CIC, where I made a multitude of acclaimed disability awareness videos and further developed my skills in writing, storyboarding, cinematography, video editing and even animation.
Prior to my journey in film, I ran a successful YouTube channel under the name "Gameking53" for several years. This experience bolstered my love for creating engaging media content and building an audience, and ultimately took me down the path of filmmaking.
My CarrCom Films website showcases a collection of my personal film projects, offering a glimpse into my creative journey, as well my own written content such as film reviews, which demonstrates my knowledge and appreciation for this wonderful craft. I'm constantly evolving as a filmmaker, always seeking new challenges and pushing the boundaries of my creativity.
