I’m an RTS-awarded, broadcast-selected filmmaker and cinematographer, with experience shooting for feature-length documentaries and a background in Zoology. My work has taken me from Himalayan monasteries to Bornean rainforests, living with evangelical crabbers, beekeeping tribes, and US veterans seeking healing through ayahuasca ceremonie... Read More

I’m an RTS-awarded, broadcast-selected filmmaker and cinematographer, with experience shooting for feature-length documentaries and a background in Zoology. My work has taken me from Himalayan monasteries to Bornean rainforests, living with evangelical crabbers, beekeeping tribes, and US veterans seeking healing through ayahuasca ceremonies in Colombia. Many of these shoots were physically and emotionally demanding, often in remote locations, and resulted in award-winning documentaries.

I trained at the National Film and Television School, where my graduation film (selected for broadcast on ARTE) was recognised internationally for its originality and for pioneering the use of AI in storytelling -  which prompted the film school to draft its first AI policy. Since graduating, I’ve worked research and assistant camera roles with the BBC and Disney+, and led cinematography on the sequel to Emmy-winning HBO documentary Tashi and the Monk, a film called Loving Karma. At heart, I make documentaries out of wonder, and I’ve often found myself teary-eyed behind the viewfinder, whether from awe at the natural world or the humanity of those sharing their stories. I thrive in environments that demand sensitivity, resilience, and curiosity, and I’m always excited to collaborate on projects that aim to shift perspectives of our world.

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