As an accomplished creative producer, I’ve consistently delivered complex projects within demanding time and cost constraints. I’m confident managing and mitigating risks and issues, whilst maintaining progress in line with project plans. At ease with exploring ideas and determining how best to make any absurd vision a practical reality – by understanding the wishes of the people involved, identifying the resources required and bringing the elements together sympathetically. Able to control large (and also very limited) budgets and lead teams to deliver successful results.
Currently available for projects in 2023 and beyond.
Projects credited in
- Women of the World 2017The 2017 edition of this festival will feature another stellar line-up championing everything that is great about women and girls. Through discussion, debate, performances and activism, female achievements are celebrated and the obstacles that prevent them from achieving their full potential and contributing to the world are explored.
- G.F Smith Paper City publicationAs part of 2017's Hull City of Culture, G . F Smith commissioned several artists to produce works out of paper, which were then exhibited throughout the city. G.F Smith were keen to rethink a 'catalogue', askng me to develop a more editorial concept to capture the artists' thought process and complete works.
- Where Do We Go From Here?Where Do We Go from Here? used a specially choreographed interplay of light, shadow and sound to guide people through Hull's Old Town. It encouraged people to explore the city's night-time streets as dormant robots awakened, responding to the city's architecture, interacting with one another and with Hull's residents and visitors. The site-specific installations focused on three areas around Hull's Old Town, each featuring a different configuration of re-purposed industrial robots of varying sizes from ground to rooftop. The robots communicated through woven networks and acted as light guides creating kinetic animations resulting in an inquisitive acquaintance with the city. With a wide range of light effects, from beams to constellations, shadows and reflections, the robots animated and highlighted unseen places and encouraged people to see Hull in a new light. Specially sourced and curated soundscapes added to the experience. The commission's exhilarating mix of art and technology embodied key themes for Hull as it reflected on a successful year as UK City of Culture and looked towards the future
- WOW FestivalI have been working with WOW – Women of the World – Festival Cambridge since March 2014. WOW originated at Southbank Centre, London, and now happens all over the world from New York to Sydney via London and Egypt as part of its City of Culture programme. WOW is coming to Cambridge for the first time in October 2014 and again in March 2015, both festivals taking place at Cambridge Junction. My role in the WOW Cambridge project involves programme development and design, management of the WOW fes
- London 2012Widely recognised as the most successful Olympics ever. I worked within the Broadcast Department of London 2012 planning and running the broadcast facilities at all Olympic venues and the International Broadcast Centre. ? ?Working with Production Teams from Right's Holding Broadcasters including the BBC and NBC, I helped produce award winning content to audiences around the world.
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Work history
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Producer(Various)
United KingdomFreelance
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Skills
- Event Management
- Event Concept
- Project Management
- Event Collaborating
- Event Curation
- Creative
- Creative Consulting
- Festival Management
- Festivals
- Leadership
Education
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DegreeKingston University
Kingston upon Thames, United Kingdom