Years went by and everyday I wanted to be something else: first a painter, then a singer, an industrial designer and even a journalist. The one thing that remained constant in my dreams about the future was a sense of creativity that needed to be present when I was working. I chose to study Cultural Anthropology in Leiden after I finished high school and travelled every moment that I had the opportunity. After three years, my fascination for the audiovisual started growing more and more, which finally led me to decide that I wanted to become a filmmaker. My interest in people, progress, peace and sustainability grew with it, eventually motivating me to revitalise Cohen Stuart Media. I rejuvenated its foundation and initiated my own vision: to tell the stories of the yet unknown, but soon significant. 

Unconsciously, I followed my father’s footsteps of wanting to show the world the wonders of human life, with all its difficulties and problems included. This company is all thanks to my father and my mother, who enabled me to become who I am now. And to echo their legacy, I will press on to uncover bits of human life that hopefully offer new insights to its spectators