My name is Poppy and I have recently graduated from The University of Bristol with an Upper Second Class BA (Hons) in Film and Television.

I enjoy making watching and making films that explore human relationships. Film for me is a unique and beautiful way of sharing in someone else's experience of the world and this is at the heart of a... Read More

My name is Poppy and I have recently graduated from The University of Bristol with an Upper Second Class BA (Hons) in Film and Television.

I enjoy making watching and making films that explore human relationships. Film for me is a unique and beautiful way of sharing in someone else's experience of the world and this is at the heart of all of my filmmaking.

Some of my favourite films are: The Outrun, Call Me by Your Name, 500 Days of Summer, It's Such a Beautiful Day, and LaLa Land.

I am currently working on multiple short film projects centered around themes of romance and misscomunication. One project is my graduate film project, as we were given a much broader brief we have been able to have complete creative freedom in the script and visuals. The film follows the lives of three protagonists over 5 years, and is split into 2-3 minute episodes, each exploring different character perspectives and visual styles. This project has been so amazing to work on and has proved to me even further my so-far lifelong love for film.

I am looking for any kind of experience in film and television, but I am especially interested in scriptwriting, editing, and cinematography.

I currently work part time for Source catering at The University of Bristol and have done for the past 2 years. I started working at KFC when I was 17 and have since worked in numerous cafes and bars. Working in customer based roles has both furthered my love for people and shown me the importance of having a thick skin.

Growing up I have always been surrounded by animals, dogs, cats, hamsters, guinnea pigs and fish. Currently I have two dogs and one of my favourite things to do is teach them tricks and take them for walks in nature. Read Less