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A Love Worth Giving is a documentary that tells the story of newly married Sam and Luke, a young couple in love. But Sam has Cystic Fibrosis and her health is getting worse, her only hope of survival is a double lung transplant - with award-winning director, James W. Newton. For this project, I built and managed a successful Kickstarter campaign, raising over £15,000. The film premiered at the 2015 Rhode Island International Film Festival and was also selected to feature in the St Louis International Film Festival and Cinecity Film Festival 2015.
Producing short documentaries for non-profits, start ups and CSR. Micro-Documentaries produces short films around the world to help organisations increase their programmatic impact, advance legislation, exceed fundraising goals, take a world stage and fuel movements.
Almost Sunrise is a feature-length documentary following two veterans who are walking from Milwaukee to LA to bring awareness to veterans' issues and to heal their own wounds of war - with the award-winning director, Michael Collins (Give Up Tomorrow). For this film, I built and managed a successful Kickstarter campaign, raising over $100,000.
Almost Sunrise has been screened in film festivals throughout the U.S and will be broadcasted on PBS in November 2017. The film won the Moving Mountains Awards at the Telluride Mountainfilm Festival 2016 and was presented with a Voice Award by SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration).
Feature documentary in post production telling the story of a filmmaker’s discovery of Bhutan and its policy of Gross National Happiness. Along the way, he explores what the West can learn from a nation that puts its citizens’ well-being ahead of GDP - with director, Ben Henretig.
Feature length documentary that tells the story of a New Hampshire woman who documented her descent into mental illness and her battle with a flawed system in her personal journals. Produced with Wider Film Projects. Released in 2016
Feature-length documentary that follows four families as they fight the FDA to gain access to a potentially lifesaving drug for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a fatal disease their sons suffer from and the number one genetic killer of boys in the world.
Working across a range of documentary, non-profit and corporate projects at various stages of production. Responsible for research and development, office and project management, editing (on FCP), treatment and grant application writing, contributor finding and setting up and producing shoots. I was also the Senior Field Producer producing the live event coverage for the Googa Mooga Festival in Prospect Park.
Managing and co-ordinating an intergenerational, afterschool program focused on teaching documentary filmmaking to young people in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Duties include course and lesson co-ordination, production of course materials, outreach to youth, schools and senior centers, sourcing and managing professional filmmaker volunteers, event co-ordination, corporate outreach, social media management and grant writing.
Working alongside the Child's i Foundation founder, Lucy Buck in Uganda to begin proceedings to set up a baby abandonment home in Kampala and filming the progress – in order to produce and edit short VTs for the website so that Child’s i supporters can see the project coming together.
An original documentary series (4 x 60") produced for UKTV's Yesterday Channel. The series explored how rationing affected aspects of British life during World War Two, focusing on Christmas, Food on the Frontline, Sport and Style & Design. Nominated for Best Popular Factual Programme at the 2011 Broadcast Digital Awards.
60 minute spin off of the flagship BBC program. This episode comprised of 3 x 20" drama-documentary films featuring dramatic reconstructions alongside police and victim interviews to depict crimes that Crimewatch helped to solve, from when the incident took place, through investigation to conviction.
Daily entertainment and current affairs show presented by Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley on BBC 1.
Working in a two-man team, on a four-day turnaround - from idea and treatment generation for a 2-4 minute film to working with a director to research and script. Setting up shoot logistics and dealing with locations, contributors and archive on the day of transmission.
30 minute documentary for Channel 4’s New Directors Strand searching for the most statistically ‘average’ British person.
90 minute feature-length documentary for Channel 4 about ex-servicemen who are suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
A feature-length drama documentary for Channel 4, recreating an alleged rape and the subsequent controversial court trial.
Winner of the Grierson Award for Best Drama Documentary.
