BAFTA Television Awards Juror - Factual Series (2025) 
BAFTA Prince William Bursary Recipient - (2024) 
NFTS Diploma in Unscripted Development, Funded by Amazon Prime - (2024)
Mental Health First Aider, MHFA - (2020), Refresher (2023)
First Aid at Work, British Red Cross - (2023)
BAFTA Connect Member - (2023... Read More

BAFTA Television Awards Juror - Factual Series (2025) 
BAFTA Prince William Bursary Recipient - (2024) 
NFTS Diploma in Unscripted Development, Funded by Amazon Prime - (2024)
Mental Health First Aider, MHFA - (2020), Refresher (2023)
First Aid at Work, British Red Cross - (2023)
BAFTA Connect Member - (2023 Ongoing)
Permanent Residency Visa Canada  
European Digital Nomad Visa

I love telling important stories, challenging audiences and giving people a voice. I pride myself on being adaptable and calm under pressure whilst creatively problem solving and thinking editorially. I've worked on primetime projects for both UK and US broascasters, as well as multi-million dollar animation series when living abroad. Confident securing and negotiating tricky access, keeping on top of complex compliance and consent, casting key contributors including talent and children as well as edit producing. 

I've shot for broadcast on multiple projects including single camera for A-Stories with sensitive access, such as surgical theatre, wards, with first responders in the field and with vulnerable contributors. I'm also confident setting up three point lighting for master interviews, second camera on a range of factual projects and have operated a multi-camera rig. 

Experienced in working from pre to post production - I was selected for ITV's Fresh Cuts as Producer/Director for Disability History Month 2024 where I also Edit Produced. I have researched, developed and pitched stories to major broadcasters and I have developed, fundraised and won grant applications to shoot and direct my own short documentary films which have screened at multiple film festivals across North America, Europe and the UK. One of which now has offical distribution in Canada. 

“This program was one of the most popular and best-attended screenings of the entire Festival. The screening sold out and due to popular demand we repeated the program... Directed by Molly Dennis, this 24-minute film boasts high production values and the sort of optimistic and empowering outlook that we need more of, profiling Indigenous and non-Indigenous young people with diverse connections to Howe Sound (a.k.a. Atl’ka7tsem) working together to protect the environment.” – Steve Martindale, Program Coordinator, Salt Spring Film Festival Read Less