A British filmmaker known for his striking visual style and storytelling, he initially gained recognition in the music video industry, collaborating with artists like Plan B and The Shoes. His directorial debut feature film, "Catch Me Daddy" (2014), co-written with his brother Matthew, received critical acclaim for its intense narrative and atmospheric cinematography. He is celebrated for his ability to craft compelling narratives that explore themes of identity and conflict, often set against gritty, real-world backdrops.