A hybrid experimental short film combining 3D animation clips and live-action video footage. This first-year Goldsmiths project explores themes of singularity through visual storytelling, with no VFX compositing between the 3D and video elements.

Singularity main cut

Singularity screening recording

A minimalist film shot entirely on a smartphone camera, focusing on visual contrast and composition. This phone-shot piece was used for university applications and represents pure cinematography without any post-production effects beyond basic editing and color grading in DaVinci Resolve.

This short film examines dual perspectives and parallel narratives through smartphone camera cinematography. Shot entirely on phone without any additional effects, it represents an evolution in my filmmaking approach, emphasizing thematic depth and visual storytelling through pure camera work.

What Remains Quiet is an animated short and VR experience exploring "chronopathy"—the exhaustion of living against the clock. You step into the shoes of an unnamed character in a frantic city, trapped in a repetitive loop. It's a feeling we all know: the weight of days that are merely spent rather than truly lived. Through the VR headset, you inhabit his perspective. You experience the sensory overload of a world that never stops, making his burnout feel like your own. By recording his voice and hearing his own contradictions, he uncovers truths buried under daily noise. In this world, memory surfaces as a physical weight, pulling the body toward a much-needed stillness. When you reach the garden, the world holds its breath. This silence is a powerful presence that lets the body settle, allowing time to move at a human pace. This stillness resets the heart and clears the mental fog, proving that when we stop rushing, we finally feel the world again.

What Remains Quiet