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Dance & Performance
I bring 16+ years in the performing arts to every project. Capturing movement on stage or in motion, these films focus on rhythm, expression, and impact.
Business & Brands
Businesses connect with audience, clients and teams. My work spans architecture, construction, and branded campaigns. each tailored to showcase your people and purpose.
Charities & Community
Stories of change. I work with charities, non-profits, and community projects to create films that highlight voices, build trust, and drive support. These projects focus on empathy, authenticity, and impact.
Events
I capture events with energy and detail. Showcasing atmosphere, people, and key moments that live on long after the day itself.
Learning & Resources
Guides, and training drawn from 16+ years in the creative industries. These resources are designed to help businesses, charities, and creatives sharpen their own skills.
Results
Flow, Shadows, and Filming
Filming dance is about watching carefully, knowing when to move, when to hold back, and how to let the camera serve the choreography by choosing where to position your audience. When I was invited to film Kay Crook’s new work for mapdance ahead of their touring season, the aim was to create…
Like coming home: photographing mapdance
Luke Brown, a long standing great friend, who also serves as the rehearsal director for the 2024-25 season, brought an electrifying energy to the studio, and his support was instrumental throughout the day. His ability to bring out the best in the dancers made my role that much easier—and more inspiring. Plus we had an amazing time, who said work had to be a slog?!
Community & Creativity: Project Female at ACCA Arts Centre
BOOOOM! Project Female landed at the ACCA Arts Centre in Sussex, and we were documenting a day filled with performance, creativity, and community spirit. The brief was…
Capturing Artistry: A choreographic Journey with Hattie.
In the world of contemporary dance videography, every project is a unique artistic endeavor, and our recent collaboration with Hattie of Musgrove Movement was no exception. Hattie approached us with a clear vision — she wanted to professionally and affordably film her MA dissertation