About me

Production Manager at George Lewin Studio. Producing and managing set designs for fashion, events & commercials

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Projects

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  Marc Jacobs x Harley Weir CampaignI assisted set designer, Phoebe Shakespeare, on the Marc Jacobs 2022 campaign. Prop sourcing and making as part of the preparations. Whilst on set my role was to ensure the production ran smoothly and the set transitions happened with utmost efficiency.
• Mirror MirrorA short film written by Katya Ganfeld and Chris Perera. Based on a One Act Play by Robert Calvert.
• "Xmas 101," World News Music VideoI was Set Designer and helped with the production design to the bands music video.

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Work history

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Free-lance set designerSelf Employed
Aug 2021London, United KingdomFreelance
Assistant set and production designer, installing and building sets along with making, researching, sourcing props for fashion, advertising and music videos. Clients include: Marc Jacobs, Vogue, Burberry, Net-A-Porter, Warner Brothers, Sky, WWF.
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AssistantEmma Willis
May 2020Jermyn St, St. James's, London, UKPart Time
I have worked here since 2020 for various periods as a part time assistant. Excellent customer service required. I learnt about large scale production, garment manufacturing and fittings. Liaising with suppliers and ensuring the meticulous quality is maintained.

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Skills

• Set Design
• Art Department
• Art Directing
• Textile Design
• Events
• Floristry
• Adobe Create Suite
• Microsoft
• Management
• Production

Education

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DesignTama Art University
Aug 2019 - Jan 2020Tokyo, Japan
I won the position to study Design in Tokyo for 6 months, only taught in Japanese!
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Textile Design BA (Hons)Glasgow School of Art
Aug 2018 - Apr 2021Glasgow, United Kingdom
I studied Textile Design for three years at the Glasgow School of Art (including 6 months placement in Japan).

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Awards

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Tama Art University - Design Exchange ProgrammeTama Art University
Each year one applicant from The Glasgow School of Art is accepted to study for 6 months at Tama Art University in Tokyo. I won this position and I was lucky enough to move to Japan. I joined a variety of different design classes from ancient kimono dyeing techniques (Yūzen and Katazome) to fine art. The course was taught in Japanese, which I do not speak, so unsurprisingly strengthened my communication skills and lateral thinking!