As part of a dynamic collective of six local artists, producers, promoters, and creatives, I am contributing to the development of the 'Younique Festival 2025' at The New Art Exchange in Hyson Green, Nottingham. This four-day festival is dedicated to celebrating diversity and fostering inclusion and equality within the creative arts. Our aim is to produce an exciting lineup of interactive workshops, locally produced art and installations, and vibrant music and performances, showcasing the rich cultural tapestry of Nottingham.

The Creator Base is a project designed to support the holistic growth and wellbeing of the creative community within Nottingham. I designed this project and I was awarded funding by The National Lottery Community Fund to deliver it over the coming year until September 2024. It's my role to oversee and deliver the project whilst managing my team of facilitators, manage the budget and delivery of the timeline.

Nottin Industry is a not for profit organisation set up by myself to deliver workshops and events to support early career creatives within Nottinghamshire. Each of our workshops are lead by an industry specialist and provide our beneficiaries with a foundation on how to operate as a creative aiming to turn their passion into a career.

Delivery of various creative workshops, including DJ, music, design and personal development in a range of settings and for various community led organisations including Offshoots East Midlands CIC, The Old Bus Depot, The Old Farm Bus CIC and more.

I deliver music production and DJ workshops within SMEH, PRU and Alternative Provisional units for disadvantaged students between the ages of 11 - 16. The purpose of these workshops are not only to develop new skills into young minds, but to increase and develop students engagement with other people and their surroundings. All workshops are supplied with industry standard equipment that you would expect in a standard club.

As an experienced music producer I've worked with several artists and students throughout the UK. These students have progressed to releasing their music on high profile record labels such as Candy Flip and gaining the attention of major DJ's such as Fisher, Micheal Bibi, Jamie Jones and more. Students have also progressed onto being scouted as A&R's for major indie record labels such as Distortion. Whilst others have progressed and advanced onto University Degree's with no prior educational certification within music tech.Studio sessions: £40 per hour (Nottingham)Online sessions: £30 per hour

Previously supported: Wilkinson, MistaJam, Professor Green, Chase & Status and more recently BICEP.Currently holding a residency at The House Of Coco Tang in Nottingham.

The circle of light project is a charity project funded by youth music and aims towards young people between the ages of 18-25 supporting them in their musical endeavours as well as their mental health. My role in the project was to act as a leading music mentor, I supported the participants in the creation of music as well as teaching any technical aspects of the production process.

It was my role to deliver projects to the community within Ashfield. Whilst at Takeover I delivered 3 projects.My first project was for the Ministry Of Defence where I produced 20 interviews with military veterans to help promote the military to local unemployed youths.My second project was focused on unemployed 18-25 year olds who were struggling to make their way in the working world, I provided radio training to help boost IT skills as well as writing tasks and presenting tasks to help give them the skills to get back into work.My last project at Takeover involved me providing DJing and Radio workshops at local youth clubs in the Ashfield district to increase creative engagement. Unfortunately this project was halted early due to the COVID 19 pandemic and the funding for this project was ceased.

My work consisted, largely, of creating digital media and promotional material to promote the School of Engineering, in-keeping with the schools Unique Selling Points. It also required me to keep up to date with the Schools´ applications across the university, and be able to act upon it swiftly and appropriately. Developing this mixed skill-set allowed me to help the school to increase student applications and acceptances. It has also required me to become well versed in the efforts of administration and project management through efforts of delivering content on time.The main roles and responsibilities that I worked on day to day included copywriting and blog management throughout the school of engineering's wordpress site. It was my role to make sure that there was a constant flow of content being published onto the schools blog. I also worked on the blogs design in correlation to the universities branding guidelines. Photography & Videography were also some of my main roles within the school, I was often called upon to take photos/videos of various projects and publish them through various media platforms as content, this content was in turn used to market the School of Engineering for student recruitment. These photos and videos were published throughout the School of Engineering’s wordpress site, the University of Lincoln's YouTube channel and also The University of Lincoln's website. Project Management & admin was one of my daily tasks as I had to meet with the College of Sciences central marketing team to discuss strategies, campaigns and how we're going to implement them/ how to alter our content and scheduling when we will publish it.