My interest in cars has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I grew up in an environment where cars and engines were always present. I bought my first car when I was 15. I paid 40 euros for it, and after driving around with it enough in my parents’ yard, I sold it to a friend for three times the price.

Cars are not just a hobby for me – they are an essential part of my career. For the past ten years, I have worked in the film and advertising world as a car specialist, including as a Precision Driver, meaning a camera car driver. I also work as a vehicle coordinator, taking care of the cars during shoots and making sure everything works when the camera is rolling, as well as a car scout, finding exactly the right vehicles for productions – whether it is a 1950s American classic or a new electric car. I also build camera car equipment.
My work requires technical understanding, driving skill and the ability to trust the equipment in any situation.

I started YouTube because I wanted to get closer to cars again and build my own work around them into something even bigger. At the same time, I share everyday life from the film industry and behind-the-scenes stories on the channel: what is actually done with cars during filming, and how driving scenes are shot.

Over the years, I have bought, sold and fixed numerous cars – for both companies and private individuals. Thanks to my broad experience, I have managed to avoid disaster cars and helped others make smart decisions in car deals. And today, I have already owned more than 20 cars, each with its own story – and honestly, every one of them has been a bit like a family member.