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Fine art architecture photography of multi-story modern building in Perth at sunset with autumn-colored trees in Dalkeith

DALkeith apartment profile (2026)

Designed by Simon Anderson, the project pairs perforated metal screening with deciduous ivy that gradually transforms the appearance of the building throughout the year. As the foliage shifts in colour, density and coverage with each season, new growth emerges while other sections fall away entirely, periodically revealing the silver and grey tones of the architecture beneath. The result is a building with a constantly evolving identity that almost never looks quite the same twice.

Exterior architecture photography of a contemporary white house in a Perth suburb, Wembley

wembley family residence (2026)

Nestled among trees in the leafy suburb of Wembley, Perth, this home offers a different pace of living. Warm timber, filtered light, and a strong connection to the landscape create spaces that feel calm, grounded, and deeply connected to nature. Rather than competing with its surroundings, the home quietly settles into them. This short film explores the atmosphere of the house through light, materiality, and movement.

inematic architecture video of a modern residential home in Trigg, Perth, featuring a minimalist lap pool and concrete walls

trigg house profile film (2026)

Shot for Tomizzi Builders and Banham Architects, this short film captures the calm, coastal character of the Trigg House project. The piece pairs clean architectural visuals with a gentle rhythm, highlighting the home’s connection to light, space, and its ocean-side setting.

Still frame from an architectural film by Envyus Film, showing people enjoying drinks in a Mt Lawley wine bar with a focus on

Little Brothers wine bar (2025)

Shot for a local architect, this film short profile captures the warmth and charm of Little Brothers Wine Bar, a funky Mount Hawthorn venue that balances sophistication with a laid-back, local energy. The piece pairs smooth, cinematic visuals with an easy rhythm — reflecting both the bar’s personality and Envyus Media’s growing presence in the architectural film space.

Aerial architecture photography of a working farm and rural landscape development in the Ferguson Valley, South West WA

HIGH PERFORMANCE COLLECTIVE RETREAT (2025)

Shot in the Ferguson Valley, this short film captures a leadership workshop set among the vineyards — a setting that encourages reflection, fresh thinking, and meaningful conversation. The piece blends calm, natural visuals with a thoughtful rhythm, reflecting the atmosphere of the weekend.

Still frame from an architectural film by Envyus Film, showcasing a modern residential property development in Kardinya, WA,

Yolk property showcase (2025)

Shot with a dynamic, fast-paced style, this edit captures the textures, finishes, and flow of the space with energy and precision. It brings a fresh, cinematic edge to property storytelling, turning a simple showcase into something visually engaging and full of character.

Still from an architecture video showcasing luxury residential living in Perth, with a woman and child outside a home

luxury build in the making (2024)

This energetic event recap captures the atmosphere of the Old Boys AFL 9’s Charity Cup, where past Scotch and CCGS players faced off to raise funds for Beyond Blue. It balances emotion and momentum, reflecting both the competitiveness of the match and the shared purpose behind it.

beyond architecture

narrative film and additional projects

Cinematic wide shot of a woman walking across an expanse in remote Western Australia, from the short documentary "Walking"

walking (2025)

Walking is a short documentary I directed with Ellie Award–winning editor Taylor Finch (from Verge Collection). Capturing authentic stories from passers-by interviewed on the street, it continues on a fascination with the ordinary, exploring how something as simple as walking holds different meaning for everyone. This film is entering its festival run, so in order to watch it please contact me directly.

Cinematic drone shot of snowy alpine mountains and a foggy valley in Switzerland, captured by Envyus Film.

diRECTOR'S REEl (2025)

This director’s reel highlights my visual style, blending the best of my recent work with select moments from earlier projects. It reflects my approach to filmmaking: cinematic yet grounded.

community charity event on a sports field in Claremont, Perth, filmed by Envyus Film.

scotch college Charity event (2025)

This energetic event recap captures the atmosphere of the Old Boys AFL 9’s Charity Cup, where past Scotch and CCGS players faced off to raise funds for Beyond Blue. It balances emotion and momentum, reflecting both the competitiveness of the match and the shared purpose behind it.

Award-winning architectural film Verge Collection directed by Nicholas Verryn, film festival laurels on a still image

VERGE COLLECTIOn (2024)

Verge Collection is a multi-award-winning docu-drama with a runtime of 9 minutes. The film combs the cluttered streets of Perth to reveal the treasured stories that lie behind objects, discarded to the verge. Verge Collection takes a poetic look at these nostalgic items, appreciating that “everything is worthy of close examination.” The film went on to win Best WA Short Film and People’s Choice at the Best Australian Short Film Competition along with multiple festival selections across Australia.

"Everything is worthy of close Examination"

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