During my time at UWE, I gained valuable experience in student and professional productions, focusing on sound recording and editing. As I immersed myself in the world of narrative fiction, I became captivated by the projects I worked on during both on-set production and postproduction stages.
However, my true passion lies in documentaries, particularly those exploring the wonders of the natural world. I had the opportunity to undertake an internship as a story researcher and developer in the field of nature documentaries.
Furthermore, my enthusiasm for Foley and post-production sound has grown significantly. These areas have provided me with exciting avenues to unleash my creativity and enhance storytelling. With this fervour driving me forward, my ultimate aspiration is to establish a professional career where I can utilise my expertise and skills in crafting immersive and impactful sound experiences.
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After stealing Einstein’s brain, a disgraced pathologist runs to the American midwest in search of intellectual grandeur, only to battle his own internal diatribe in the form of Einstein’s voice. I worked as sound recordist, designer and foley artist.
In the midst of the graveyard shift on valentine's day at his dad's launderette, Romeo Jr. is captivated by the entrance of Phoebe. He struggles to overcome his communication barriers and gather the bravery to approach her.
As a Story Researcher Intern at Robert Fuller Gallery, I had the opportunity to work on various projects in the pre-production and post-production stages. My primary responsibilities included story research and development, logging footage, live sound recording, and sound editing.
Filming in South Africa, I documented a choir group's journey to the UK for the first time since Covid. I also captured the progress of newly built schools. I worked as a Sound Recordist, capturing B-roll and assisting on location.
