I'm 33, I split my time between Singapore and the US, and I make ads for brands. Usually I'm the one in them. I've been on camera for about three years. Before that I spent ten years in digital marketing, including a few as marketing manager at the NBA, so I've also been the person writing the brief and checking afterwards whether the thing actually sold anything.
At home it's me, my wife, and our two year old son, with a daughter on the way. We've also got two cats, Luna and Solar, who end up in the background of more shoots than they should. I mention all of this because most of what I film is aimed at households like mine, and it helps to actually be one. When a brand asks me to talk about a router that keeps dropping, or a diffuser that has to be safe around a toddler and two cats, I'm not acting.
I shoot across most niches: finance, men's health, home tech, coffee, oral care, home fragrance, immigration, retail. If you can brief it, I've probably filmed something close to it, and if I haven't I'll tell you that too.