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London, Gb

London, United Kingdom

Movie/TV trailer/promo editor, filmmaker, publisher.PublishingCo-edited and published quarterly north London community print magazine Village Raw. Editing and publishing quarterly print mag Where the Leaves Fall - exploring humankind's connection with nature. Published art book Ben Wilson The Chewing Gum Man and the Millennium Bridge Gum Trail.Trailers/PromosEditing trailers and promos for BFI, Arrow Films, Soda, Revolver, Lionsgate, BBC, C4, ITV, Tinopolis, Warner Bros Television – and others. Edited original feature film trailers, and reversioned for various formats. Edited series promos for development departments, commissioner highlight reels, TV promos for C4 movies, Stand Up To Cancer.FilmEdited Minute Bodies: The Intimate World of F. Percy Smith with UK band Tindersticks – available through the BFI. As a part of the Strange Brothers project, produced/co-directed/filmed/edited Passing Through - an experimental 360 documentary that premiered at the Brixton Ritzy Cinema. Co-produced/directed and edited feature doc Y/our Music (see below). Co-produced and co-directed Larry and Janet Move Out, which the Guardian described as “a moving account of one couple’s plight, a social commentary for our times.” Various other film and design projects included exhibition films and sale films for the Royal Academy and Sothebys, alongside various documentaries, promos, shoots, edits for NGOs and charities including ActionAid, MS Society, Blood Cancer UK and Fight Inequality.

London, England Metropolitan Area

Where the Leaves Fall is a magazine that considers local and global experiences and knowledge as a pathway to healing our relationship with nature, with culture, with community and with our home, the Earth. It offers a critique of prevailing narratives that shape our lives: challenging oppressive systems, revitalising cultural narratives, unveiling obscured histories, embracing paradigm shifts, while fostering transformation, imaginative realities, community solidarity, collective liberation and affection. As we seek to rethink and repair our relationship with our home, the Earth, we hope this magazine envisions alternative paths, emphasising interconnectedness, recognising the wisdom of marginalised communities and advocating for transformative actions and expansive solutions rooted in cultural, social and environmental consciousness. Over the magazine's life I commissioned and curated over 200 features and photography stories from over 300 global contributors, ensuring diverse representation and engaging storytelling. Managed the magazine team, and oversaw the production of three websites as we took the content online. In a global first, for #12 we gave over full editorial control and collaborated with Indigenous activist Txai Suruí. We conceived The Meeting at the River event series, engaging UK educators and over time produced over 30 other events.

London Area, United Kingdom

Greedy Media rebranded as Thumbnail Productions. Within this agency I edited content for brands including Sonos, Sony, Panasonic, Tempur and retailers such as John Lewis.

Thailand And Uk

Co-produced/directed and edited this feature length documentary which scored 8.2 on IMDB, won 'Best International Feature' at Muvi Lisboa, and was nominated for Best Documentary in Thailand's version of the Oscars - The National Thai Film Awards. The film had its world premiere at Busan International Film Festival and it’s North American premiere at SXSW.“Y/OUR MUSIC immerses itself in the world of Thai musical expressions, from traditional music to labour songs and classical pop to urban indie music, spanning different locales and generations. As nine musicians display their musical expression, the rural or urban environments that influenced their sound are also explored. The hands that play traditional instruments amid the red dust clouds, the work songs being hummed in front of grains awaiting harvest, and the indie music born out of concrete basements create a melodious ecosystem. The film creates a sensory journey through some of the sounds and environments that encapsulate the music, from the noisy polluted streets of Bangkok to the calm, arid fields of Isan. While inhabiting different worlds, the musicians are linked by the same passion to bring their artistic aspirations to the fore and survive outside the pop mainstream.” - Joe Cummings

Oversaw the production of 27 DVDs and six novels.Managed assets for television and digital platform delivery - clients included BBC, Channel 4, BSkyB, BT, RTE etc.Arranged delivery of programme and feature film assets for theatrical and DVD release.

Produced over 30 DVDs including Dirty Dancing. Managed assets for television and digital platform delivery - clients included BBC, Channel 4, BSkyB, BT, RTE etc.Arranged delivery of programme and feature film assets for theatrical and DVD release.

Researcher specialising in rights research. Also worked as content researcher on the Chaplin project, researching Chaplin's life and the 81 films he made, as well as producing a short documentary on the restoration process of Keystone Chaplin films.