You'll be talking to the person doing the work.

Most agencies sell you a pitch team and deliver a junior. I’m the whole studio, which means the person who scoped your project is the person writing the code, and the person you email in six months is the person who remembers why it was built that way.

I work across the full stack — design, front end, back end, deployment, and the systems that sit behind a business rather than in front of it. The thing I’m actually good at is the join between them: knowing that a site’s structure determines whether it can be found, that an automation is only as good as the process it encodes, and that most “marketing problems” are really structural ones.

The aerial work started separately and stayed because it uses the same judgment. Framing, light, restraint, knowing which frame to cut. It also keeps me useful to clients who need the visual side handled by someone who already understands the brand.