Deer Dog Visuals was born in 2010, following the unexpected success of my first viral video, Pacific Star II. In this ambitious project, I hacked a GPS system and programmed an array of budget cameras purchased on eBay to capture images and video from an astonishing altitude of 127,000 feet above California.

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The buzz surrounding this venture led to collaborations with esteemed organizations, including Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the Department of Energy, National Geographic, and others. Faced with a growing demand, I needed a brand—and fast. A quick photo of my dog, some antlers added in Photoshop, and the Deer Dog Visuals logo came to life.

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During this time, I also focused on creating short time-lapse films like LA Light, Nightfall, and City Lights, which captured global attention and solidified my professional journey into motion control time-lapse cinematography.

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Since then, I've had the privilege of crafting compelling visual stories using state-of-the-art camera technology and timeless storytelling techniques. My approach consistently showcases brands in innovative and impactful ways, often exploring perspectives that break away from the conventional.

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From directing and shooting the official LA28 Olympics bid film, Follow the Sun, to filming the opening and closing sequences for Apple’s WWDC22, I bring dedication, creativity, and passion to every project. My work is more than a reflection of the brands I collaborate with—it’s a testament to my commitment to creating visually stunning and meaningful imagery.