Or actually Wout, but that doesn't really work in English.
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In a generation of Netflix-bingers and film-experts, I seem to have missed the memo. Where my fellow peers were talking about must-have-seen movies or the last episode of some show everybody was watching, I spent my time watching documentaries and YouTube videos. Travis Pastrana, Robbie Maddison, Nitro Circus, Jackass...           If it had some crazy dude in it who was going to attempt something even crazier, I was hooked. Real people with real stories, that's what mattered to me.

At age fifteen I started making videos of my own adventures. From that moment on I always brought a camera when we set out. Something about eternalising life's special moments into tangible memories was really valuable to me.

Fast forward 10 years later, I have been fortunate enough to combine my love for unique stories with my passion for filmmaking and turn it into my job. Allowing me to experience the richness of the world while working with people I admire.

With Woody & The Wild, I strive to work with passionate people who dare to take a chance on living their dreams. People who look at life and decide to listen to what they hold close to their heart, despite what others think is important.
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The greatest stories are told, not written.           _{(except for Interstellar)}