About the work

A closer look.

Hand me one world. I build one room of it on my stage and shoot the scene. The stage is mine and it's real: a stained-glass theater with three galleries, a vault of glass overhead, and a row of lanterns along the boards. I take the thing your world is built around, build it as a set in that house, then film it. Not an illustration. A scene, with the room around it so you can tell someone was standing somewhere when it happened. What you get: a 1920x1080 video, roughly a minute, of your world's room on that stage, with a slow move into the thing that matters and a line of narration in a low, calm voice if you want one. Plus the still frame it was built from. Delivered within five days. Two revisions included. What I need from you: the room, a few sentences. Where it is, what's in it, what it's for. Ordinary is fine. The good ones usually are. One thing I won't do: I don't take your own photographs and edit them. If your world has a photograph in it that matters, we talk first. This is the most involved thing on my shelf. It has a stage, a room built for you, a voice, and a cut. That's why it costs what it costs. Hand me the room and we'll find out what it looks like lit.