My path has been shaped by many coincidences—and most of them were fortunate ones. Looking back, it feels surprisingly coherent. Probably because it has always been guided by curiosity and the desire to discover something new.
It all began with music. I spent many years working as a DJ and producer in the electronic music scene before moving from Berlin to London—not with a fixed plan, but with the desire to begin something new. There, my work led me into film translation. Through that, I discovered voice acting. And what first began behind the microphone gradually evolved—until it also brought me in front of the camera.
Today, I work as a voice actor and actor based in Berlin. I’m interested in the moment when a performance becomes believable—whether it’s in front of the camera or behind the microphone.
That search runs through every part of my work, from commercials and corporate narration to documentaries, games, dubbing and film. Every project tells its own story and calls for its own voice.
Perhaps that’s what continues to fascinate me about this work: every new project brings something new to discover—and another opportunity to find the real moment.