
12/15/2024
I’ve been in the professional wrestling business for 20 years, starting as a photographer—a position that shaped my deep understanding of the craft. Did you know Jim Cornette, one of the greatest minds in wrestling, also got his start as a photographer?
Let me be clear: No one should ever dismiss someone as "just a photographer, videographer, sound tech," or any other behind-the-scenes role. If you’ve never been on that side of the ropes, you may not realize how much we immerse ourselves in this business. We learn the psychology, the storytelling, and the details of wrestling to deliver our best work. To create art that amplifies yours, we have to understand your craft just as much as you do.
This is a reminder to wrestlers, bookers, and anyone in the industry: Respect every artist who works tirelessly to make you shine. We’re all part of the same masterpiece.