Kevin is a Sydney based Commercial Director, Creative Director and Writer working across television commercials, branded content, campaigns and film.

His work spans concept development, scriptwriting, treatments and direction, with experience leading creative teams and working with clients including Amazon, Telstra, Daikin, Suncorp, Procter & Gamble and Amnesty International Australia. He has held senior leadership roles including Head of Creative Services at Greenpeace Australia Pacific and Head of Film at Edge.

Most of Kev's favourite conversations happen in pre-production. That's where ideas are still malleable, problems are easier (and cheaper) to solve and small decisions can have the biggest impact. He enjoys working with agencies, creatives and producers early, asking the awkward questions, challenging assumptions when needed and finding solutions that are right for both the idea and the production.

Once production begins, his job is simple: keep everyone moving in the same direction. A commercial shoot has enough moving parts without unnecessary drama. Kev aims to run a calm and respectful set where people know what's happening, clients feel looked after, crew enjoy coming to work and everyone can focus on making the work as strong as it can be. A well-run production is part of the job, not separate from it. At the end of the day, everyone wants the same thing: a commercial that works and a production they'd happily do again.

Alongside his commercial work, Kev continues to write and direct narrative films. His work has screened at Oscar-qualifying festivals including Sydney Film Festival, Palm Springs International ShortFest, Flickerfest, St Kilda Film Festival, Cleveland International Film Festival and Warsaw International Film Festival. His documentary Jeedara received Best Australian Film at the Orion International Film Festival and Best Documentary at the Passion of the People Film Festival. His films have been distributed on Amazon Prime, MUBI and SBS, and featured by The New Yorker, The Guardian, Short of The Week, Omeleto and Tribeca Film Festival's Sharon's Shorts. His latest short, Songbird, premiered at Flickerfest and screened at St Kilda Film Festival in 2026.

Outside of work, Kev answers to an aristocratic rescue cat with impeccable manners and absolutely no emotional resilience.