I'm a cinematographer with fifteen years of experience working across features, TV, commercials and short films.
Cinematography, to me, is about building worlds — shaping light, colour and movement to hold a story with clarity and care.
I've shot seven feature films and over sixty-five short films across various genres and formats. My most recent feature is Sticks and Stones for Dis-Authority. Other features include the award-winning A Kind of Kidnapping (winner of the Golden Bee at the Manchester Film Festival, available globally on streaming), Played and Betrayed for Fox/Tubi, and the biographical film I Was Honey Boo Boo for A+E/ITV America. I've also shot commercials for major brands including Adidas.
Earlier in my career I worked in the camera departments of productions including No Time to Die, Black Mirror, and Bridgerton, collaborating with cinematographers such as Linus Sandgren, Haris Zambarloukos, Barry Ackroyd, and Mark Patten.
I've been featured in British Cinematographer Magazine's New Wave spotlight. Alongside my work behind the camera, I'm the creator of ShotPad, an app that helps directors and cinematographers prepare their films. I'm represented by Laura Reeve at Berlin Associates and am always looking for collaborations with directors interested in innovative visual storytelling.