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

My work explores intimate personal stories of isolation and connection, against a backdrop of societal structures and institutions. My work is often developed in collaboration with communities whose lived experience shapes the work itself. I am interested in films that sit between scripted and documentary, 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.