A distinguished alumnus of Cambridge University's esteemed economics program, he embarked on a career in the 1970s as a television commercial producer, residing in the vibrant city of London. During this period, he garnered significant experience in the industry, producing a multitude of TV commercials.
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, he transitioned to the world of cinema, collaborating with the acclaimed director Don Boyd on several film projects. His creative endeavors in the film industry continued to flourish, with his name becoming synonymous with quality cinematic productions.
However, as the film industry experienced a downturn in the 1980s, he made the difficult decision to leave the industry, rather than relocate to the United States.
