#NHSPAY15
This is the full cinematic version of the #NHSPAY15 campaign film which is narrated with a poem from Shannon O'Sullivan a nurse, who details the hardship and government neglect frontline workers faced during COVID-19.
During my time at University, I've engaged with both fiction and non-fiction storytelling and am committed to creating work that explores untold stories from marginalised groups. Specifically, my passion is to write/direct work that merges queerness with universal themes to bring queer experiences into mainstream filmmaking.
Primarily I have taken on the role of Producer/First Assistant director where I have developed an excellent set of communication and organisation skills and from this have gained work with a BBC commissioned short film organising shoot schedules and budgets.
Most recently I’ve produced films for the organisation, NHS Say No, which has accumulated over 20,000 views and assistant directed a project funded by BBC New Creatives to explore themes of race and misogyny within the UK.
Currently, I’m developing Wipers, a short comedy-drama exploring the awkwardness of a disjointed father-son relationship and Yaz a short drama exploring the complexities of childhood and poverty.
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This is the full cinematic version of the #NHSPAY15 campaign film which is narrated with a poem from Shannon O'Sullivan a nurse, who details the hardship and government neglect frontline workers faced during COVID-19.
Commissioned by BBC New Creatives, the film is narrated by a spoken word piece written by the director which visually explores intersectional issues of race and misogyny through an experimental approach.
Currently, on the festival circuit, The short experimental documentary explores three young creatives and their relationship with heritage. The film details how they use their respective art forms as a method of self-expression and exploration of their own identity.
Mint Scrubs follows Bridgette, a nurse, who after finding an engagement ring from her partner begins questioning her commitment to her complacent relationship. The short drama explores themes of desire, loneliness and regret through a conversational driven narrative.
In the heart of Bristol, an abandoned building has been transformed into a gym for the southwest’s strongest men. At the threat of being abolished this documentary follows Ryan England and his journey to the UK's strongest man 2020 competition.
The film is an experimental dance piece for Clothing store 'Jacobs'. The film can be found here: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CDJEjpVpygs/