I spent my childhood watching a lot of traditional theatre drama and films with my grandfather. For me the boundaries between storytelling on stage and screen are blurred. Film doesn't have to be an established thing, the sky can be peachy, the sea can be blood-red, story doesn't have to precede form. Nor does the film necessarily need to express directors themselves, but I'm glad that after two years in London Film School I‘ve found my own language in filmmaking.