I am a director of photography, based in London.
My feature and broadcast credits include Sky, Showtime, ABC, BBC, Channel 5 and the Netflix Originals documentary, How To Rob A Bank, which reached the Netflix Global Top 10.
My most recent fiction project, the short film Chimera screened at BFI London Film Festival 2025. I have also had shorts at various festivals including Encounters, Manchester, London Short Film Festival, Underwire and on Channel 4 Random Acts.
I have shot branded and commercial work for a range of brands including NSPCC, Scouts, British Council, YMCA, the National Cyber Security Centre and many others. Before that, as a camera operator for Pantenne, Playstation, Lush and others.
I shoot a wide range of projects and work hard to find the right approach and visual style for each, building on deep prep.
I feel strongly that part of the job is to help make every shoot a fun, collaborative process, no matter what comes up along the way. I aim to bring a dedicated, calm, friendly presence.
Before cinematography, I worked for many years as a stills photographer in portraiture and as an NUJ press card accredited photojournalist.
I learnt about framing and telling a story whilst running around London with an NUJ press pass, trying to keep up with politicians and protesters, and away from police horses. I still love photography and shoot personal work, some of which is available to buy as prints.
Moving into cinematography, I was selected for the 2016 BSC Emerging Cinematographers Screening. In 2021, the documentary feature In The Cold Dark Night premiered at the Atlanta Film Festival and was nominated for a Documentary Emmy. Work has now taken me across the UK, Europe, the US and Mexico.
I am a BAFTA Connect member since 2022.