Why are stories so important? The conception of "GILGAMESH" and mythological archetypes, pretty much answer big part of this question. I first and foremost consider myself a storyteller and then a filmmaker. Stories make films, not the other way around; the camera is just another medium to help us create the art.
My creativity springs from Universal Questions & Moral Dilemmas and my goal is to illustrate this human urge to explore our existence, into an immersive experience. To me when the universe of a film comes to life, that's when a filmmaker has truly created something valuable. And as an artist myself that's what drives me into making films. The genuine creation of an experience, is also an experience for the artist during its creation. It's a chain of reaction, which as a result could possibly help human to feel alive.
That's why stories are important. Because we need to keep "reinventing' our existence in order to keep existing.
FILM DIRECTING & SCRIPTWRITING BA (HONS) - LONDON MET FILM SCHOOL
PRACTICAL FILMMAKING (FOUNDATION DEGREE) - UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS OF LONDON
PRACTICAL FILMMAKING (FOUNDATION DEGREE) - UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS OF LONDON
