I started making videos in 2015 during my high school years, when

I used money I saved from a summer job to buy a second-hand

camera. I began filming and editing my band's album documentary,

learning Premiere on my own, and sharing it in episodes on social

media. For a long time, I continued to capture various moments of

my life with a documentary approach, using different and creative

techniques to archive them.

    When I started university, I worked for about two years as an

HR staff member to learn about corporate life and cover

my educational expenses. Then, with a sudden decision,

I started working as a freelance videographer, using a gimbal and

a Sony camera I bought on credit. During the rest of my university

years (except for the early months of the pandemic), I worked on

a wide range of projects—from documentaries to weddings, YouTube videos to social media ad content for brands, educational programs, music videos, live music performances, and most importantly, creating visual works that fed my creative soul. And I continue to do so to this day.

    At the same time, I keep expanding my skills in areas such as music production, turntablism, DJing, 3D software, and virtual production.