I’m a creative producer and advocate for emerging talent with more than seven years’ experience across film, music and live events. Since 2017, I’ve produced more than 15 projects, including award-winning short films, music videos and features, working with teams of 20+ crew and artists across budgets ranging from £1,000 to £10,000+.
My producing credits include Your Reality, a film about gaslighting that has surpassed 8.5 million YouTube views, and Boxed-Up, which received coverage in Variety alongside Sadie Frost. I’ve also collaborated with talent including BAFTA Rising Star Mia McKenna-Bruce, Paul Ready, Emma Appleton, Josh Herdman, Nicholas Vince and Mark Arnold. My work has been featured and covered by Variety, Film Stories, UK Health Radio and Mental Health News Radio in the US.
I believe film is more than entertainment: it can challenge perspectives, amplify overlooked voices and inspire meaningful change. While I’m especially drawn to stories that explore mental health and social issues, I believe a well-written script and a powerful story can engage me on any subject. My previous projects have explored themes including domestic violence, gaslighting, teenage depression, homelessness, grief and obsessive love disorder. As a producer, I combine careful planning with a hands-on, collaborative approach to bring ambitious ideas to life.
Alongside my independent productions, I’ve supported the D&AD Awards programme team in 2025 and 2026, helping entrants prepare work for judging, coordinating communications with international judges and supporting the festival and awards ceremony. I’ve also served as a PRIFF jury member for two consecutive years in 2025 and 2026, assessing animations, music videos, mid-length films, and student films from around the world, with a focus on originality, narrative impact, technical execution, and the representation of diverse perspectives.
I’m equally passionate about creating opportunities for other creatives. Through Cinebooth, I helped bring emerging filmmakers’ work to cinemas across London, programming screenings and premieres that celebrated new voices. Through my company, Platform ’96, I organise live music events that give grassroots artists the chance to perform, connect with audiences and be discovered. I’m committed to opening doors I wasn’t given when I entered the industry and helping the next generation build confidence, visibility and creative careers.
My work with Platform ’96 also led to opportunities to review live music for LiveSphere Magazine and Festivals & Gigs, where I’ve covered artists including Maroon 5, Mika, Three Days Grace and Bastille, while championing emerging acts such as Only The Poets, Grandson, Badflower and Hyphen.
If you’re developing a meaningful project, championing new talent or looking to create something audiences will remember, get in touch - let’s make it happen.
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