ABOUT
ME
I am a videographer and cinematographer with a degree in Media Arts from University of Plymouth. Over the past nine years I have gained practical experience using a variety of mediums (nine years in photography and six years in film) however my true passion is cinematography. I believe it is this combination of experience that has given me an eye for beautiful cinematography. I am passionate about generating emotional viewer responses, finding inspiration from light, colour and the world and people around me. I love experimenting with different subjects, styles and techniques across multiple platforms including short films, documentaries and digital formats.
EXPERIENCE
2019
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Sunken Garden Productions, Shondaland, 'Bridgerton' - Runner
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Bad Wolf Productions, 'Discovery of Witches' - Camera Trainee
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Chroma Films, Nickelodeon's 'The Crystal Maze' - Studio Runner
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RDF, Channel 4 Documentary, 'Lodgers and Landlords' - Location and Studio Runner
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Seadog TV & Film Productions - Finance Assistant
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Sundog Pictures, BBC3 Documentary, 'Big in the Valleys' – Production Assistant
Previous years
2017
2018
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BBC CountryFile, Photographic Competition – Runner
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Thames, Britains Got Talent - Open Auditions Location Runner
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Yr Hafan Holiday Cottages - Photographer and Videographer
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The Hahas, Live Music Video - Camera Operator
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Plymouth University Graduate Degree Show, FRUIT - Curator
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BBC CountryFile, Photographic Competition – Runner
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Photobox, Mothers day Colour Run Advert – Runner
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Kenoby, Live Music Video - Self-shooting Producer
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Jam House Open Mic Night, Promotional Film - Camera Operator
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Plymouth University, Cheap Thrills Live Show - Self-shooting director for prerecorded segments and live studio camera operator
EDUCATION
University of Plymouth 2015 - 2018
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BA (Hons) Media Arts - Specialising in Film and Photography (2:1)
Backwell School Sixth Form 2013 - 2015
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A Levels including Mathematics (A), Photography (A) and Biology (C)
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Level 3 Cambridge Technical Diploma in Media Production (Double Distinction Star)
Nailsea Secondary School 2007 - 2012
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11 GCSE’s including Mathematics, English and Science (A-C)
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BBC CountryFile, Photographic Competition – Runner
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Interior Harmony – Comercial Photographer
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Plymouth University, Out With The New, In With The Used Exhibition – Curator and Exhibitor
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boomsatsuma, Word in the West Festival – Camera Operator
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boomsatuma, Live Music Session – Director and Camera Operator
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Easton Primary School – Created and taught a photography class
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North Somerset Council, Pupil Premium Educational Short Film – Self-shooting Producer
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Eclectic Sessions, Live Music Session – Camera Operator
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Nailsea School Sixth Form, Leavers Ball – Photographer
TESTIMONIALS
“The Digital work in the room was inspired and emotive, Ellen Ford’s What does it mean to be alive was a deeply moving piece using personal memories of her grandfathers passing, layering media over itself and presenting it in a way that evoked the feeling of nostalgia that was essential for it’s success."
Jesse Holliland (Made in Plymouth Newspaper – May 2016) reflects on a dual exhibition by first year students from Plymouth College of Art and Plymouth University. Read the full article here.