Ever busy, the young creative also continues his work as a director and has recently remade the South Korean film The Classic. “Actually, people don’t realise my career began in online media before moving to traditional media. The good thing about that is that I can use what I know from the online creative process and apply it to traditional media. I’m passionate about work. I get up and go at it until I need to take a break to eat. Then I work until I need to sleep. I work hard because I don’t know what else I could do. When you work, you have a purpose in your life. You might ask about work-life balance, but I don’t need that balance. Work is my therapy, it entertains and excites me,” he says.
As for other activities, Adam finds a unique way to enjoy them. “If I feel like diving, I might make a film about diving. If I want to know about a historical event, I make a film about it. When you’re a filmmaker, you get to play god of your own creative world. You can travel anywhere and talk to anyone to get to know about your subject, and you get paid for being creative. What’s not to like about that?”
