About Me

My name is Nick, a wildlife filmmaker and photographer with a Master’s degree in Film and TV Directing. I’m committed to telling wildlife stories that help people appreciate the natural world through thoughtful and authentic storytelling.

Drawing on experience in cinematography, sound design, color grading, editing, and directing, I aim to bring each story to life in a way that encourages curiosity and a deeper connection with wildlife.

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View fullsize WILDLIFE LOOKING AT THE CAMERA 📸 There’s something really special about those moments when wildlife looks directly into the camera, almost like they’re getting ready for their own little photo shoot. Most of the time we assume they won
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View fullsize MY FAVORITE SPRING CAPTURES 📸 There’s no doubt that spring is one of the most incredible times to photograph wildlife. Everything feels alive again as migration returns, songs fill the mornings, and so many species become more active through
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View fullsize HUGE UPDATE 🤩 I’m excited to officially offer personalized one-on-one virtual lessons in wildlife filmmaking and photography, tailored specifically to your skill level, gear, and creative goals. Whether you want to improve your filmmaking, ph
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View fullsize 300MM IS AMAZING FOR WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY Ever since my trip to Alaska last year, the 300mm has become my second favorite lens in my kit. At first, this purchase was honestly a difficult decision because I’ve always loved those tight close-up
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View fullsize SLOW SHUTTER PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS ⬇️ Understanding shutter speed is incredibly important, but what’s even more important is knowing when and why not to use a slow shutter. Every camera and lens combination performs differently, and learning how yo