Lewis has worked on Hollywood blockbusters’ Blade Runner 2099, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, James Bond ‘No Time To Die’, Fast & Furious 9, Marvel Studios’ Secret Invasion, Gran Turismo (Sony Pictures), and Cinderella. He has worked on shows for Netflix, BBC, Amazon, HBO, Paramount, and CBS.

Lewis produces, directs, shoots, and edits commercials for brands such as Nike, Puma, and Vogue. He also creates and directs music videos for independent artists. Lewis has worked with labels such as Sony Music.

Lewis’s journey in film started as a child in his living room, making a short 3-minute movie starring his father. In the movie, his father is watching an old 1902 French film A Trip to the Moon by Georges Méliès from a Super 8 projector when a demon creeps into frame behind him (Lewis’s mother with a tablecloth over her head).

Experimentation using everyday materials to create film props has made Lewis naturally resourceful with shoestring budgets on set. As a kid, Lewis enjoyed building things with his hands such as model spaceships from cardboard. Now, his love for creating every artistic detail makes him resourceful when planning film projects for clients. Building practical effects and props such as a rigged Jenga blocks stack, a homemade spider web spinner, an oversized newspaper with subliminal messages, a military helmet from a hanging basket, and a stick of dynamite from chalk sticks. Creating, shooting, editing, and putting together every single aspect of his films has given Lewis the breadth of perspective whilst working on big Hollywood film sets.

Lewis is now working in his dream place where 14-hour shifts in movie studios and international locations are fused with surrounding himself with every detailed aspect of the movie-making process.

“The most epic moment I’ve had so far is when Tom Cruise saluted me from a helicopter whilst he was warming up for his incredible bike jump in Hellesylt, Norway. The next day, he parachuted out of a helicopter and landed a foot away from me.”