I am a certified Script Supervisor, trained by veteran Script Supervisor Daniela Saioni. I bring 15 years of professional experience to the film industry, having recently pivoted from a career as an Editor in educational publishing.My first job in film was as a supporting artist on the feature film The Amateur. From my first day on set I felt ...
Read MoreI am a certified Script Supervisor, trained by veteran Script Supervisor Daniela Saioni. I bring 15 years of professional experience to the film industry, having recently pivoted from a career as an Editor in educational publishing.My first job in film was as a supporting artist on the feature film The Amateur. From my first day on set I felt at home and was impressed and inspired by both the technical choreography of the crew and by their shared passion. I conducted further research into film industry roles which would build on my unique experience and skillset, and discovered the role of Script Supervisor. I knew I had found my calling and committed to retraining and pivoting my career.In January 2026 I attended Raindance’s Script Supervision Masterclass, approaching the course as a 'taster' to see if the role felt like a good fit. I found it fascinating and, confident this was the right path for me, contacted Daniela Saioni and was admitted onto her 'Director Whisperer' International Script Supervision Training Program, which I completed in June 2026. Soon after, I took on my first Script Supervisor role for a student short film (‘Mud’) with the National Film & Television School (NFTS), followed by a proof-of-concept short film in London (‘Phosphenes’).With a Bachelor’s degree in English and Classics, alongside a Master’s in Politics & International Relations, I bring a deep understanding of story layers, thematic nuance and the socio-political contexts that shape character and plot development. My ability to analyse a story, combined with a 15-year career as an Editor, gives me a rare balance of high-level narrative insight and rigorous structural precision.
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