Multi-skilled filmmaker who specialises in writing, directing, cinematography and is an award winning sound designer.
I’ve had films screened at the Directors Guild of America and The British Film Institute as well as having a film nominated “Best Film” at the 48HourFilmProject.
Acted as a project lead on films made for: Land Rover Bar (1851 Foundation),
Recorded the sound on the Save The Children project: Lessons In Literacy.
Recently worked for ATS Heritage as multimedia producer. Where I filmed, cut and designed for some of Britain’s most prestigious landmarks.
My goal as a filmmaker is to create moving image film that inspires and challenges regardless of its format or use. To push the boundaries in the fields of writing and sound design, creating something that breaks the mould of typical film making.
Most importantly to fulfil my duty as a filmmaker and create art that moves, invokes passion and generates discussion.
Work history
A
A
Multimedia ProducerAdvanced Thinking Systems
- Clanfield, Waterlooville PO8, UKFull Time
During my time at ATS Heritage I have had the opportunity to
expand my digital skill-set from film to graphic design and motion graphics. I’ve designed App interfaces for Westminster Abbey as well as producing graphic design content for Buckingham Palace and St Paul’s Cathedral. Working at ATS has given me the skills to juggle multiple high pressure projects, ensuring I complete each of the clients demands to a high standard while meeting tight deadlines.
E
E
VideographerElectric Sheep
- Portsmouth, United KingdomFreelance
During my time co-running Electric Sheep I produced video content for Land Rover BAR, Two time "Diamond International" winner Barbara Tipple, Save the Children and UTC Portsmouth. I produced, directed and shot all of these projects, arranging location and studio shoots.
Skills
- Videography
- Cinematography
- Camera Operation
- Directing
- Adobe After Effects
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Photoshop
- Colour Grading
- Photography
- Project Management
Education
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Film ProductionUniversity of Portsmouth
Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Degree focussed on studying all aspects of the film making process; both practical and theoretical such as: Short film production - from pitch to post, Cinematography and sound design, Documentary practice, Creative platforms: Preparing for the professional world.
This course combined theoretical study and project work, developing transferable skills in:
Presenting and pitching film treatments to my peers, tutors and potential financial backers. Using strong verbal and communication skills to build links with my audience in order to present my prospective work in it’s best light.
Conducting research in order to further my practical skill set as well as theoretical understanding of film. Using various tools and methods such as academic archives, industry articles as well as using blogs and film publications articles to keep up to date with what is current and popular in the industry.
Working in teams of six to ten to produce festival ready films. Taking films from concept to pre production through to post and distribution. Learning every aspect of a films production cycle.
Analysing consumer trends and making sure that our films marketing is always in line with the popular media outlets and social media markets.
Getting hands on with top of the range, industry standard camera and sound equipment. As well as using said equipment to use on personal projects in order to become more proficient with it.