I am a storyteller at heart. Whether through production design, acting, or writing, my focus has always been on creating worlds that linger long after the lights fade. My background in Film at Falmouth University gave me a strong foundation in visual storytelling, but my real education has come from my own persistence: developing screenplays like Sunder and Where Hope Goes to Die, building pitch decks, financial plans, and festival strategies from scratch, and shaping projects where emotion is expressed not just in dialogue, but in the silences, textures, and atmospheres of the frame, building the visual fabric that makes a story believable and alive.

My drive is relentless. I follow casting directors, production companies, and industry movements daily, constantly seeking opportunities to step closer to the career I want. I approach every project with the seriousness of a professional and the hunger of someone who refuses to wait for permission. Collaboration excites me, whether that’s sitting with a director to shape the emotional tone of a set, or joining a cast and finding truth in performance.

Ultimately, my goal is to create and inhabit work that resonates: films that speak to loneliness, resilience, and identity, while also offering audiences the same kind of immersion and escape that inspired me to pursue this path. These are the pivotal elements of my dynamic style. Once these components are met and created, a scene can grow and develop effortlessly. I want to stand where craft and emotion meet, carving out a career that is both ambitious and deeply human.