ABOUT

I’m a Trinidadian director and cinematographer, and for as long as I’ve been using a camera, I’ve been drawn to stories that reflect the spirit of Caribbean culture. I’ve spent most of my career behind the scenes, focused on capturing the rhythm, beauty, and diversity of the region, I’m just trying to tell the story right.

 

I got my start at Banyan Ltd., a pioneering production company dedicated to preserving Caribbean identity on film. Working with cultural icons—writers, musicians, painters, Carnival artists—taught me early on that filmmaking can be a powerful tool for memory and meaning. That lesson has stayed with me.

 

I’m still guided by that purpose today. Whether I’m directing a documentary or shooting a short, I’m always trying to approach the work with curiosity, honesty, and respect. I’m especially interested in projects that preserve heritage and give voice to the people and places that often go overlooked.

 

Some recent work includes:

    •    This Is Home — a Carnival staycation series that explores traditional Trinidad and Tobago characters in a fresh, modern way.

    •    We Going Pan — a short film I directed in 2023, capturing the sound, spirit, and story behind Trinidad’s Panorama steelpan competition.

    •    King David — the first in a docuseries highlighting Caribbean musical icons, starting with David Rudder, a true master of storytelling through song.

 

Right now, I’m developing more episodes in that series and continuing to explore new ways to tell stories that matter. And when I’m not doing that, you’ll probably find me out surfing.