Based primarily in Naarm, Melbourne, Australia, Hamish is an experienced and passionate, gaffer and lighting technician. Outside of work, Hamish enjoys adventuring with their dog Gigi, camping and exploring with friends, rock climbing, mountain biking and diving deeply into whatever is his newest hobby.

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Inclusive and diverse filmmaking is at the forefront of their mind when bringing together a team for any project Hamish works on. A Hamish is passionate about creating and supporting safe, progressive workplaces and is always open for a discussion on how this can be achieved for any workplace.

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Recently, Hamish has gaffered on feature films 'Pasa Faho' a feature film supported by VicScreen's Originate Features initiative, 'Strange Creatures', 'My Melbourne'. 'Videoland' as seen on Netflix. As well as TVC, commercial and content projects. 

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Hamish is attached as gaffer to upcoming projects 'The Unsaid  Says a lot' a Trans and Gender Diverse awareness campaign for the Department of Family, Fairness and Housing and 'Sweet Milk Lake', a feature film supported by VicScreen's Originate Features initiative as well as Urvi Went to an All Girls School, a pilot supported by ABC's Fresh Blood Initiative.  

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