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Thanks for clicking through. Two minutes is all this is: the work first, then my honest read on the role, then me. There is a video letter on the right if you would rather hear it than read it. A referral carries your name with it, and I take that seriously.
Everything here I shot and cut end to end, Shaun. Tap any tile to open the full gallery. Closest to solar are the outdoor-living brand set, an engineered product filmed across four install phases, and the interiors work.
A minute of variety, in one clip. The full pieces are below.
My honest read on what an in-house content team at a product brand needs day to day, and the four places I line up against it.
Hardware is what I shoot. Two years on the content team at Quad Lock, plus a premium outdoor-living brand: engineered products filmed in the places they actually get installed and used.
Volume without losing the craft. I plan a day so it returns a hero film, cutdowns, verticals and stills together, ready for every placement rather than one deliverable and a reshoot.
Shoot, drone, photo, interview, edit, deliver. Two GH5 bodies, CASA-accredited drone and FPV, DaVinci Resolve since 2021. Product days, install sites, events and sit-down interviews all sit in the same week for me.
My actual strength. Installers, engineers and customers relax around me, which is where the honest footage lives. Fourteen years as a children's counsellor taught me that before any camera did.
You have looked after this client, so here is exactly how a day with me goes. Tight enough plan that it returns a full asset set, loose enough to catch what the plan missed.
Why solar means something to me, the gear I own, and how to reach me. Thanks for reading this far, Shaun. I would love a chat whenever suits you.
I run my own studio, Mounir Productions, shooting and cutting for brands around Melbourne. Before that I spent two years on the content team at Quad Lock, filming product and looking after the library everyone pulled from. Most of what I shoot is physical: things people install, mount, build and stand next to. Alongside that sits event coverage, sit-down interviews, hospitality and interior design work.
Hardware is my comfort zone. Phone mounts at Quad Lock, louvred pergolas for a premium outdoor-living brand, kitchens and joinery. Engineered products, shot on site, in the weather, around the people installing them.
People are the actual skill. Installers and engineers rarely want to be on camera. Getting them relaxed enough to say the useful thing is the part I am best at, and it is why the interviews land.