I have worked as a videographer for over five years now, originally starting at student level where I worked in the charity sector. From there I advanced into creating video content for radio and podcasts, whether that be in studio work or out on location, specialising in comedy and music content. Nowadays, I work in news, where I gather sources from across the globe to create news packages for audiences on social media, in particular YouTube.

During my time at Audio Always, I was the main video producer for the BBC Radio 5 Live programme Elis and John between July 2023 and November 2024. When I first started with the programme, it was a weekly live show on Friday afternoons on 5 Live. Between January and February 2024, the show went through a major revamp, becoming a BBC Sounds-first podcast, and increasing the amount of content that was released each week. This also increased video production from one 60-90 second social video per week to three per week, as well as an extended 4-5 minute piece for the BBC Sounds YouTube channel. 

Make Me A Mixtape for BBC Radio 1 and BBC Sounds was a commission at Audio Always which saw me in the studio procuring time stamps for social media clips, and then editing together 4-5 minute packages for the Radio 1 YouTube for a couple of those episodes. 

Help I Sexted My Boss is Audio Always' most successful in-house podcast. Whilst working there I solely produced thumbnails for YouTube, also editing social clips and the main YouTube episode whenever the main video producer was away. 

I was the main video producer on the British Council's radio programme Selector Radio throughout 2024, which saw me travel to Brighton for the annual Great Escape festival. Selector Radio had its own stage at the festival, and we created social content and live set recordings from the whole weekend (you can see me in some of these wide shots!). Week to week, I regularly produced three 60-90 social media clips to promote the show online, as well as creating still assets that were used by radio stations across the globe.

I was hired as a student videographer at the University of Manchester Students' Union between March 2020 and July 2023. As I was hired just before the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of my original work was purely online, and did not include vast amounts of videography work. However, on my return from my year abroad, I became the sole videographer at the Students' Union, using my skills to promote events and causes the SU wished to support. As well as creating longer form pieces for the charity's YouTube channel, I also regularly contributed content to their other social media platforms.

I extended and adapted my videography skills through student media whilst at university. From filming interviews with high-profile people to attending events, I advanced my videography by trying everything. Below are examples of some of my videography highlights whilst at Fuse TV. You can see more of my work from my time there on my TV Presenting and Radio & Voiceover pages.