SAALTATIO

About me

What sets me apart isn’t just what I create — it’s how and why I create it. I’m not here to simply “deliver content.” I’m here to hold space for people and their visions — building trust, documenting growth, and preserving authenticity before outside pressures dilute it.

In a world where stories are often reduced to trends and templates, I offer a nontraditional model that puts your voice, identity, and goals first. I don’t apply one formula to everyone — I listen, observe, and co-create. My packages are both creative and strategic, designed to give you à la carte freedom or full creative direction, depending on what you need.

What do I offer ?

I’ve had a camera on me pretty much everywhere since 2015. It started with shooting friends, documenting my travels and the music scene.
Since then, I’ve photographed and filmed bands on stage, in rehearsal rooms, on the road, and explored more of the music industry by capturing the in-between moments that don’t usually make it online. My work isn’t about polish — it’s about feeling.
Over the past few years, I’ve worked as a social media manager and content creator for a London-based startup, while also supporting bands and independent artists with content that feels true to who they are. Alongside my work in photography and video, I’ve offered consulting for both artists and brands looking to grow their online presence — something that’s become essential in today’s music industry.
My approach blends creative direction with strategy: building visuals that connect, guiding digital tone and identity, and helping artists stay visible without losing their voice. Whether it’s tour content, rollout plans, or long-term brand development, I focus on meaningful growth — not just numbers.
Alongside photography, I can also take care of merch on tour. With a background in marketing, I know how to present and sell products in a way that connects with fans, while keeping everything organised and running smoothly. For bands working with smaller budgets or shared spaces, it’s a practical way to cover two roles without losing quality.