A lot of my professional experience as a videographer has been working on podcasts and radio shows, whether that be music, comedy, live talk, current affairs, true crime or gossip. I have created content for both organisations with their own design master brands, like the BBC and The Times, and have also worked on shows which have required me to create and design assets like logos and subtitling fonts. You can take a look at a selection of video I have created for podcasts and radio shows below.

The Times and The Sunday Times launched several podcasts in the last quarter of 2025, and I provided support to the creation of short-form content for two podcasts on the platform YouTube Shorts. Given my previous experience in podcasting, I created a set of templates that allowed consistent branding across the whole slate of Times' original podcasts, as content is posted across several different YouTube channels. Below, you can see my editing work on the podcasts The State of It, for Times Politics, and The Business, for Times Business.

I worked as a Video Assistant Producer at Audio Always between September 2023 and January 2025, creating social media content for a myriad of podcasts and radio shows produced by the company.

I regularly created content for Audio Always produced BBC radio shows, ensuring that the BBC design master brand was adhered to throughout the content, whilst also trying to be freely creative. Whilst at the company, I produced content for every national BBC radio network, examples of which can be seen here:

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. 

I was the regular video producer for the Craig Charles show between September 2023 and January 2025, filming in-studio whilst live on-air with Craig and guests. One particularly rememberable moment for me whilst working on this show was filming Craig play the last ever Beatles song live on the show, a moment that was included in the 2023 Top of the Pops Review of the Year.

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. 

I was simultaneously the regular video producer for around 5 or 6 in-house original podcasts whilst at Audio Always. In this role I would be in contact with the audio producer of the podcasts to get the best moments from the episode, and create social media content based off of this. I would produce 3 or 4 social media clips for each podcast per week, and was also managing the social media channels of these podcasts, deciding what content to post and when. Below is a snapshot at some of the content I created for some of the podcasts I worked on at Audio Always.

My first foray into video production in podcasting and radio shows was whilst at university, where I hosted my own show on the student-run radio station, Fuse FM. I increased the marketing of the show online by producing social media clips of the conversations I had with guests whilst on-air.