London-born (Swedish/Iraqi heritage), ex-print, freelance correspondent in Peru, Chile, Argentina (The Guardian, The Independent, The Economist).

Using research experience in Latin America to develop real-life stories for TV drama including "The Islands", a 10-episode series about the Falklands/Malvinas conflict in development by Lone Wo... Read More

London-born (Swedish/Iraqi heritage), ex-print, freelance correspondent in Peru, Chile, Argentina (The Guardian, The Independent, The Economist).

Using research experience in Latin America to develop real-life stories for TV drama including "The Islands", a 10-episode series about the Falklands/Malvinas conflict in development by Lone Wolf Pictures (London) and Argentina's Infinity Hill (Oscar-nominated "Argentina, 1985").

My role included spotting key events/characters/places/events and producing weekly research briefs, and collaborating with Argentine TV writer Sebastian Rotstein ("El Presidente Season 2, "Morir de Amor") and UK writer Jesse Roaa (IMDB producer credits: "Thirteen Lives" (2022), a Ron Howard film about the cave rescue mission in Thailand.

Own research for TV drama using Swedish: "Where's Dagmar?" about 17 year-old Dagmar Hagelin, a Swedish citizen who became the best-known international victim of Argentina's brutal military dictatorship when she was shot by mistake in 1977.

More research as 2008-2020 wire news correspondent for Washington-based Bloomberg BNA news agency covering Brexit, environment and trade regulations.

Documentary research work includes short documentary films for London-based Associated TV's "Horizon" strand and directing/producing a London Olympics TV piece for the Community TV Channel: 
Allotments vs Olympics at Vimeo. Read Less