A Stockholm-based filmmaker and motion designer. I'm also a lawyer, specialised in competition law (the rules designed to rein in corporate power).
I spend most of my time making video essays for my YouTube channel, The Market Exit. The rest of it I spend helping clients with film and law.
I'm fueled by curiosity, the quest for what really matters, and exploring important ideas with visual storytelling.
If you have a story to tell, get in touch.
As a lawyer, I learned how to find what matters in something complicated, and how to unpack it. Now I do that as a filmmaker. I often work as a one-person team: research, script, filming, editing, animation. But I'm just as happy to do only the motion design, or only the filming.
I'm a lawyer specialised in competition law, with over a decade's experience from leading firms in Sweden and the United States. Today I mainly practise law as a consultant and educator, helping lawyers and non-lawyers understand the complicated competition rules. Read more.
I make short documentaries about things that really matter for my channel, The Market Exit. My films, in which I often interview leading thinkers and authors, have been watched over 7.5 million times and are funded entirely by viewers via Patreon. Got an idea, or want to collaborate?
I released a video essay on the thresholds that keep small parties out of parliament.
I gave a guest lecture at Ölands folkhögskola, about creative freedom and why you need to stop asking for permission.
I released a video essay on the strange history of modern food. It's really about plant breeding and why it matters so much, and features my interview with the great Glenn Stone, author of The Agricultural Dilemma.
I was profiled in the magazine Flamman. It was a fun interview.
I interviewed the world-famous economist Gabriel Zucman about wealth and taxation. The full uncut conversation went out to my patrons.
I released a video essay on how Google came to dominate online video. It features my interview with author and journalist Nicholas Shaxson.
I released a video essay asking whether factory farming is the biggest crime of our age. It includes previously unreleased parts of my interview with Rutger Bregman.
I released a video essay on what capitalism does to the way we think. It started as a question I couldn't stop turning over.
I interviewed the world-famous historian Rutger Bregman for an essay on what makes a working life feel like it matters. It starts from David Graeber's Bullshit Jobs.
Video essay with Rutger BregmanI created this video essay based on my interview with historian Rutger Bregman.
Commissioned to make a five-part seriesI was hired by a law firm to make a five-part documentary series about the firm's history.
Video essay on tax systemsI used lego figures to illustrate the connection between taxes and inequality.
Commissioned to map the front lineI made the map animations for Ensam vid fronten, Carl Törner's SVT documentary about the war in Ukraine.
Video essay on inequalityI made this data driven visualization essay to explain inequality research.
Commissioned to create a docu seriesI was hired by a leading global consultancy firm to make an eight-part documentary series about digitalisation.
Commissioned to make graphics for SVTI created animations and graphics for a short documentary by S. Tovatt and L. Netzell Céron. Shown on SVT Play.
Video essay on meritocracyIn this video essay, I deconstructed the myth of meritocracy with the help of author Petter Larsson.
Commissioned to make map animationsI was hired to create >80 data-driven map animations for a travel documentary series.
Short documentary on the Super LeagueI made a film about the attempt to break European football away into a closed league.
Video essay on hustle cultureI made a short video essay about bullshit jobs.
Commissioned by Karolinska InstitutetI was commissioned to make a short documentary celebrating the retirement of the university's President.