Having grown up in France, Canada and Germany, Steph took an interest in photography at an early age. Inspired by the natural beauty of Provence and the skyscrapers of Vancouver, Steph pursued her studies in Film and TV at Edinburgh College of Art, graduating in 2020.
Crewing up on student short films as well as fictions, documentaries and commercials, Steph found joy and learned skills behind the camera.
She now shoots various music videos, live performances, short films and documentaries as a freelance Cinematographer as well as taking commissions for fashion and event photography.
She looks forward to hearing from you!
Projects
- LeonneA short drama about Leonne, a young home carer and her relationship with one of her clients, Lizzie. The film looks at where the boundaries lie in their attachment to each other, especially when because of this, problems are created with Leonne's employment. How far is too far in caring for someone when they are vulnerable?
- NamelessNameless is a surreal gothic short film in which a wood carver has her name stolen from her. On her journey to gain it back she ultimately comes face to face with a bitter lizard god of an ancient religion. It is a surreal story about a woodcarver who has name stolen from her in the dark of the night. Shrouded in stark shadows in the black and white world of the film, she receives a mysterious envelope with the tail of a lizard in it. The tail, she realises, turns like the hand of a compass nee
- The RecordWe are a team of young filmmakers based in Scotland. Our film ‘The Record’ is an experimental drama with very specific aims: to address the over-curation of the original 1977 Golden Record and to find discomfort in familiar circumstances. The set of 115 images was released into space on two golden records held in the Voyagers 1 and 2. On these records were the curation of images and sounds which portraying the “diversity of life and culture” on earth. Yet, as we reflect on this stellar time cap
Projects credited in
- WHAT HEATShort documentary analysing the emotional impact of climate change on climate activists. It follows the development of Extinction Rebellion Scotland and it's members, from their first action in occupying the Scottish Parliament in January to the blockade of Edinburgh's North Bridge in April 2019. This documentary is an exercise in climate communication, actively exploring an empathic mode of speech as a means to engage those that feel disconnected from the cause.
Work history
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Videographer and PhotographerBoundFitness
Edinburgh, United KingdomFreelance
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Focus Puller on MarramIndependant Film
- Hebrides, United KingdomFreelance
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Skills
- Film
- Cinematography
- Photography
- Videography
Education
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Film and TelevisionUniversity of Edinburgh
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom