recent projects
CBBC YouTube - Editor
CBBC YouTube - Editor
CBBC YouTube - Editor
CineVision Studios - Production Assistant / Props & Wardrobe
Sporting Memories Foundation - Full Service Videography
CBBC YouTube - Editor
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Editing, Podcast, TV Studio, Documentary, Camera Skills, Scripting, Production Management and more. Click below to read more about individual modules I have taught / coordinated.
I ran the department's most popular optional final year module, in which students were invited to negotiate and deliver their own creative brief. Over the years I facilitated the production of dozens of drama scripts, video podcasts, short films, feature length documentaries, comic books/graphic novels, game asset design, social media and marketing portfolios, foley projects and more.
I co-taught second year students how to plan, record, and edit broadcast ready packages with interviews on location, and build them into an as-live broadcast in a fully equipped professional broadcast studio. Using Sony & DJI cameras, Rode microphones and Adobe Premiere Pro, Audition, After Effects. I also ran practical sessions for hands-on studio and gallery skills.
I designed, coordinated and delivered practical skills teaching for one of the largest cross programme modules in the school, spanning Film, TV Production, Digital Marketing, Broadcast Journalism, Sports Journalism and Media courses.
As module leader I facilitated the smooth delivery and assessment of a carousel of simultaneous rotating seminars and workshops, delivering a range of practical skills such as camera, lighting, audio, editing, storytelling, scriptwriting, pre production & basic graphics, collaboratively staffed by senior academics and technicians, this flexible year-long module was flexible each year to fit ever updating course requirements.
In class I taught weekly audio recording, video editing and graphics seminars and workshops using Adobe Creative Suite, and a selection of boom \& clip mics.
I also designed and implemented accessible assessments for cohorts of up to 90 students per year, as part of my commitment to accessible learning, attainment and student retention.
My first one-semester module in 2018, teaching audio production skills such as microphone recording, foley & sound design, scripting for radio and sound editing. Using a variety of professional grade equipment and adobe audition software. This was my first taste of module leadership and student feedback on the module was outstanding.
I worked collaboratively on yearly cross-programme integrated assessment in the TV studio, guiding the entire school of students to produce a 30 minute live-streamed studio broadcast with physical and digital set design, multiple presenters, live guests, pre-recorded packages, remote crews and interviews, and live bands.
In my most recent year on this module I managed the studio & gallery teams for two weeks, and brought the live broadcast in on time to the millisecond.
During this module for level 3 students I gave media production and film seminars as well as video, audio and editing workshops to students across a variety of foundation courses. A focus for these sessions was engagement and participation, helping students get a taste of the subject area and creating a welcoming environment where they could explore equipment and topics the Higher Education way.
Throughout my time at LTU I made an effort to co-create projects across departments, run open day taster sessions, visit schools and colleges whenever possible to encourage future applications, and invest time and resource into widening participation initiatives that supported the most marginalised groups at the University and in our wider community.
I also took the initiative to design and deliver accessible teaching and learning workshops and materials to staff, during which I worked with the disability support office to design accessibility positive changes to the curriculum and marking grids used across the school, including accessible filmmaking.
Industry Engagement
Alongside lecturing, I ran the in-house production company and continued to collaborate with corporate clients, community groups, and filmmakers on multimedia projects that span the themes of social justice, marginalisation, education, widening participation, accessibility and community voice.
Career
Timeline
Lecturer @ LTU [2019 - 25]
I began teaching full time, coordinating the largest module at level 3 & 4 for Film, TV, Media, Journalism & Digital Marketing. I continued managing multimedia projects for clients and students alongside.
Freelance [2025 - current]
I left academia to follow my creative passion, and jump fully back into industry.
In 25/26 I have worked as production assistant on fashion shoots, camera assistant for comedy specials, runner for corporate events and created video content for charity orgs.
You Are Here
I'm always open to the next opportunity so feel free to get in touch!
Trinity Vision UK [2015-2019]
I worked my way from intern to Commissioning & Production Coordinator. This production company supported students to work on paid client briefs, and collaborative social justice projects. I handled everything until 2019.
Lecturer @ LTU [2021]
Expanded my teaching across more modules, was delivering across all levels of study, and coordinating senior members of academic staff.
BBC C&E YouTube Editor [Jun - Aug 2026]
I spent 2 months with CBBC YouTube working on Non-Stop Cartoons and Blue Peter to create and deliver YouTube content.