I am a filmmaker, photographer and storyteller, who currently lives in Surrey, UK.

I first picked up a camera at 15, taking playful photographs that eventually grew into a passion for documentary photography while travelling across Asia for most of 2017.

When I returned to England, I had a portfolio of work and a head full of questions about how to ethically tell stories of others while protecting their rights and maintaining their dignity. This led me to study a degree in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the University of the Arts London.

In my second year of studies, the first lockdown was announced. In a time marked by distance and isolation, and in my own longing for connection, I began interviewing friends across the UK and overseas. I recorded our phone calls and created my first film, ‘Interconnected’, exploring loneliness during the pandemic. Thus, a seed was planted for my ever-growing love in filmmaking.

Since graduating, I have continued to develop my film practice across a range of roles, including cinematographer, second assistant camera, editor, and director. I have worked on a variety of projects, from serving as the sole cinematographer on the independent documentary ‘Colours in the Dark’ that took place in Czechia, to producing a photographic research project focused on Guildford’s zero-waste shoppers.

Alongside my documentary projects, I have worked with musicians to create EP visuals and have photographed live concerts, including Tony Visconti’s ‘Best of Bowie’ tour in Cambridge, UK. I have also freelanced for Sound Connection, a London-based organisation supporting young musicians, where I produced a fundraising film and worked as a photographer at their ‘Inclusive Practice in Action’ events held at Amnesty International.