I am very fortunate to be surrounded by fellow talented creatives. One of whom is my long time childhood friend Wayne. Wayne now lives in Australia and captures incredible drone footage out there. Recently, he's started the transition into filming and photographing full time with flying as a certified drone pilot as one of his USP's.

As a way for me to experiment with new filming techniques — and honestly, as a great excuse to just get out there capturing cool visuals — I came up with the idea for Cakebread’s 60 Second Cinema.

This was one of those exciting projects where I get the opportunity to work with a whole post-production team to bring the final video to life!

Portland has got to be one of my favourite places to film at the moment. With the background of cliffs, crashing sea agains the rocks and seagulls swimming around, it makes for some pretty cool footage. This day was no exception.

We go to extreme lengths to back up all of our rushes but, we sometimes forget that our projects are just as valuable... especially after you’ve put months of work into them! To help me consistently remember to back up my projects, I’ve created a red folder on my desktop.

For batteries that don’t have indicators on the side to show how much charge they have, it can be a nightmare knowing which has charge and which doesn’t. A quick fix, get labelling them on the top and bottom with a red or green label!