Film-making, Film-editing, Storytelling

In Berlin, a Turkish drag queen Kekik transforms makeup and costume into acts of resistance, healing, and self-definition. This intimate documentary moves beyond the stage to explore the quiet vulnerability behind her vibrant persona and the weight of cultural displacement. Through observational footage of her daily life and interactions, the film reveals drag as a multidimensional space for navigating migration and queer joy. Kekik’s story becomes a powerful testament to resilience at the intersection of marginalized identities, blending imperfection with imagination.

A playful little story filmed in the fjords around Tromsø, Norway. This video follows a funny chase between me and my boyfriend, appearing and disappearing across different shots as we run after each other through the landscape. It was made during our trip as a light, creative project that mixes storytelling, humour, and scenic visuals. I wanted this edit to feel spontaneous, cinematic, and fun, while also showing my editing style and personality. It is a simple concept, but one that let me experiment with timing, continuity, and visual storytelling in a way that feels playful and personal. Filmed in the Norwegian fjords near Tromsø. If you like creative travel edits, short visual stories, and personality-driven videos, this one is for you.

This is a short animation about a hammerhead shark that encounters humans who alternately mock and exploit him. Eventually, he realizes that they all love shark fin soup, so he manages to escape. The animation criticizes human indifference towards shark conservation, specifically, the practice of shark finning.