I got hooked on TV and Film production immediately after school. Working and studying it at the same time, I managed to go through various Production and Postproduction stages in the Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation. After years of work, and after having finished my Bachelor in Communication I went to the U.K. to specialise in visual effects by doing my Master's Degree and by being certified in Video Editing by Apple. In 2011, I won the "Nostimon Imar" Award (Best Greek Director Abroad) for my short film "Ithaca" that I wrote, edited, and directed. The following year, I donated my documentary "Asperger Syndrome: Myths & Reality" to the National Autistic Society in the U.K. Until recently, I was working as Video Editor and Camera Operator in corporate videos, fashion shows, concerts, and documentaries. Now, I am pursuing my Ph.D. in Film at the University of Nottingham, reviewing and analysing films, and working as a Freelance Columnist and IB Film Diploma Examiner.
