Most people believe creativity is about chaos. They think it requires mess, waiting for inspiration, and breaking things.

I believe creativity is about precision.

In a world drowning in noise, the most creative act isn't adding more clutter, it’s finding the signal.

It’s the ability to strip away the non-essential until only the truth remains.

It’s not luck.

It’s discipline.

A man taking a selfie with a camera in a room decorated with colorful artwork, a neon sign, and a shelf with books and decor.

My Background

Before I founded Switchfire, I spent a decade operating in Military Intelligence and Cybersecurity.

It required analysing vast amounts of data, understanding human behaviour, and predicting outcomes with zero margin for error. I learned that the most effective messages are not the loudest; they are the most accurate.

I left that career with an observation: The business world is bad at communication.

Brands were spending millions to say nothing. Companies were obsessed with "content" but ignored context. I realised that if I applied the rigour of intelligence work to the art of filmmaking, I could build something dangerous.

My Work

Today, I am the Founder & Creative Director of Switchfire.

We don't just “make content”. We engineer narratives for brands that need to dominate their category. My role is simple: I bridge the gap between the Boardroom (Strategy) and the Edit Suite (Execution).

I help CEOs and CMOs translate complex business objectives into creative assets that actually move the needle.

My Philosophy

I operate on three principles:

  1. No Ego: The work is the boss. If an idea doesn't serve the objective, it dies.

  2. High Frequency: Consistency beats intensity. We show up, we execute, we ship.

  3. Radical Clarity: If you confuse them, you lose them.

The Rest

I live in Edinburgh, Scotland. I am a husband and a father. I believe in good coffee, sharp knives, and honest work.