Hei!

With a background in documentary filmmaking, I specialize in telling stories that explore human vulnerability and personal or artistic processes. I thrive on collaborating with directors who believe in the seamless integration of visuals and subject matter, making the most of the resources at hand.

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I started my filmmaking journey with a VHS camcorder, making short films and skate videos in middle school. These early experiences sparked my passion for storytelling, which continued to grow as I produced video content while serving in the Norwegian Army. I later studied film history, diving deep into the works of cinema's great masters and fully embracing my inner film geek. In 2013 I earned a Bachelor's degree in Documentary Film Production from the National School of Television in Lillehammer.

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My career path has been diverse. I've worked in various roles, including clapper/loader, electrician, and 1st and 2nd AC, which gave me a solid foundation in all aspects of film production. I particularly value the skills I gained while working in the lighting department on television dramas and short films. Since 2013, I've been freelancing, gradually transitioning into operating and shooting documentary features, series and shorts. Today, I balance my work between documentary, corporate videos, commercials, and art/music projects, with a growing interest in scripted work.

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In 2019, I was nominated for the Golden Frog award at the Camerimage International Film Festival

for my work on the documentary short Polyfonatura.

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When I’m not behind the camera, I’m a proud father of two, living in Oslo but with strong ties to the Norwegian west coast. I also enjoy a good cup of coffee!