Over the past three years of filmmaking at UWE Bristol, I have developed a strong foundation in screenwriting, production management, and behind-the-scenes photography. These experiences have taught me the importance of adaptability, collaboration, and authentic storytelling in a dynamic and diverse industry. Working on international film sets in Paris and collaborating with US directors has broadened my creative perspective and strengthened my ability to communicate across cultures.
Being trilingual in English, French, and German has further enhanced my capacity to connect with diverse teams and audiences. I have learned that combining technical skills with genuine narrative insight is key to creating impactful work.
I am eager to deepen my screenwriting expertise through further study and to continue exploring photography as a complementary creative outlet. With a commitment to continuous learning and a passion for storytelling, I am ready to contribute meaningfully to innovative film projects and embrace new challenges.
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Ian’s story: transforming disability into empowerment by designing personalised, stylish canes with built-in water bottle holders and speakers to soothe tinnitus-turning mobility aids into fashion statements that reclaim control and confidence.
Clara, a young woman with Chlamydia, visits Brook Sexual Health for help. During her consultation with volunteer Ruth, she shares her diagnosis-and a surprising, comedic phenomenon unfolds, breaking stigma and encouraging open conversations about sexual health.
While struggling with her work abroad, Dawn, a young girl relives her past memories and realises that she has to reconnect with her Mother back home.
This film is based on true events following Jin a young shipyard worker and many others who were affected by the long hair ban in 1972 Singapore.
While struggling with her work abroad, Dawn, a young girl relives her past memories and realises that she has to reconnect with her Mother back home.
The advert follows Mike, an enthusiastic new Soil Association member, who builds his own compost bin. When instructed to “let it break down,” Mike takes it literally and breaks into dance, celebrating the composting process with joy.
