In 2014 I started my video career as a video producer and creative in the marketing and agency business. Over the course of 5 years I worked for agencies like I-Line PR & Communications, Dallas Antwerp and Wunderman Thompson realising video projects for clients like Kia, Mazda, Cornet, Leonidas, Mediamarkt, De Nationale Loterij, … During this time I learned the ropes on how to lead successful video projects for high profile clients while not shying away from shooting and editing myself.
Out of love for culture and music I started my own project in 2015 called PowerBox. At that time we were a booking agency for musical artists. One year later we built a video livestream studio for DJ’s to support our agency. When Facebook introduced Facebook Live, the demand for our livestream services sky-rocketed and we quickly started working for high profile music artists, music festivals like Extrema Outdoor Belgium and Laundry Day and other cultural organisations like Muziekodroom, Tibbaa, Chase, Redbull, …
During the next 5 years I combined working as a video producer and live director, eager to constantly evolve in learning new technologies. I also started freelancing for other production houses learning new technologies like vMix, Newtek TriCaster, Panasonic and Grass Valley.
If you wish to consult a full list of technology I’ve mastered. Please go to the ‘Technology’ page.
In 2019 my main focus went to live production. When the COVID-19 crisis hit, demand for my services evolved, opening the door into the corporate market. This gave me the opportunity to direct live shows and webinars for clients like Proximus, Bacardi, AG Insurance, Toyota, Nestlé, WWF, …
I love every aspect of live video production, from organising the event to developing the needed workflow without while maintaining creativity both in large and small productions. I love to challenge my skills and learning new technologies in this ever evolving industry.
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