Fabrication

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Building and creating has always come naturally to me — I've been hands-on since I wasyoung, and that instinct eventually became a business. I own a fabrication company based in Cape Town that specialises in custom-designed adventure gear: roof racks, motorcycle luggage carriers, and adventure accessories, among plenty else built to spec.

A construction worker kneeling on gravel, wearing a black helmet, sunglasses, and gloves, working with a level and tools outdoors with a generator in the background.

That background has fed directly into the fabrication side of stunt design, whether it's working alongside construction and art departments to build stunt-friendly sets, or designing and creating bespoke truss adaptors for rigging. Working across CAD software and materials like welded steel and aluminium has shaped the way I approach stunt rig design from the ground up, giving me a level of technical control that goes well beyond the performance itself.

Two workers wearing safety gear, including helmets and harnesses, are installing or repairing a large red panel attached to a building exterior, with one worker assisting the other.