I am a film director working across narrative and docudrama, with a focus on socially engaged storytelling and participatory filmmaking.

My work explores the intersection between personal experience and wider social structures—often developed in collaboration with communities and individuals whose lived experience shapes the work itself. I am interested in films that sit between fiction and reality, and in creating non-traditional processes that centre co-creation.

I began my career working in applied arts facilitation, leading projects in prisons and with individuals experiencing homelessness. This practice of participatory community-focused storytelling informs my approach to filmmaking, both in terms of process and subject matter.

Alongside my directing work, I have experience as a 1st AD across film and television, collaborating with organisations including BBC, BFI NETWORK, and Netflix.

I am a member of BAFTA Connect and a Gotham Marcie Bloom Fellow. I’m a candidate on the Grad Film programme at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts in New York, where I am a recipient of the BAFTA scholarship and the WTC Johnson scholarship.

I'm currently developing two feature projects — a coming-of-age docudrama working with young people in Bristol, and a narrative drama inspired by my time working in prisons.