With over 12 years experience as a director, DoP, producer, cameraman and editor I draw upon professionally recognised technical and interpersonal skills to create engaging videos for major cultural organisations. My diverse production pieces capture innovative creative work, reflect the credentials of major organisations, support inclusion and diversity and provoke positive change.
As the Creative Director for The British Red Cross (2019) I managed the film and production timescale, scripted and directed over 30 films. For BBC World Service I researched and developed storylines that explored diasporic experiences of Hmoung people in French Guiana. As the director and self-shooting AP on Being 17, BBC World Service (Serbia piece, 2018) I managed all aspects of the film shoot, edit and post production. I managed the production and filming timescale, developed plot sequences, wrote scripts and interpreted narratives for BBC Bitesize (Careers and RE series 2017- 2019).
I approach every project creatively, maintaining a professional attitude and ensuring high quality results. I have been praised for my cinematography on the BBC Diaspora series, attracted support from The Place for my piece ‘Empty Nesters’ and collaborated with EMIC productions on our BAFTA award nominated film ‘The Invitation’. I am highly adept at delivering on agreed objectives to deadlines and providing dynamic and innovative solutions within diverse budgets.
Working in refugee camps in Greece (2016) I developed and managed a long-term media production plan. I devised and created a range of videos that strategically communicate LHR’s objectives, programmes and intentions. I managed projects from brief to delivery, in an environment that demanded a high level of awareness and sensitivity towards vulnerable men, women and children who had survived traumatic experiences.
I use After Effects to enhance work with graphics and animation to produce titles sequences and stop-frame animation. I make my own sound design and music for my dance films and collaborations with ACE funded artists. VICE, MUTE, The National Trust, Arts Council England have all commissioned my photography.
As the Creative Director for The British Red Cross (2019) I managed the film and production timescale, scripted and directed over 30 films. For BBC World Service I researched and developed storylines that explored diasporic experiences of Hmoung people in French Guiana. As the director and self-shooting AP on Being 17, BBC World Service (Serbia piece, 2018) I managed all aspects of the film shoot, edit and post production. I managed the production and filming timescale, developed plot sequences, wrote scripts and interpreted narratives for BBC Bitesize (Careers and RE series 2017- 2019).
I approach every project creatively, maintaining a professional attitude and ensuring high quality results. I have been praised for my cinematography on the BBC Diaspora series, attracted support from The Place for my piece ‘Empty Nesters’ and collaborated with EMIC productions on our BAFTA award nominated film ‘The Invitation’. I am highly adept at delivering on agreed objectives to deadlines and providing dynamic and innovative solutions within diverse budgets.
Working in refugee camps in Greece (2016) I developed and managed a long-term media production plan. I devised and created a range of videos that strategically communicate LHR’s objectives, programmes and intentions. I managed projects from brief to delivery, in an environment that demanded a high level of awareness and sensitivity towards vulnerable men, women and children who had survived traumatic experiences.
I use After Effects to enhance work with graphics and animation to produce titles sequences and stop-frame animation. I make my own sound design and music for my dance films and collaborations with ACE funded artists. VICE, MUTE, The National Trust, Arts Council England have all commissioned my photography.