As duty manager, I oversee and liaise between front of house, projection, and event managers to ensure the building runs smoothly on a day to day basis.

As event manager, I handled a mix of film premieres, private hires, and interactive screenings.

The Death Ray is a solo project I’ve been running for just shy of five years. From the ground up, I’ve founded and run an independent store specialising in photography zines and small press. Stocking self published works from around the world, I work directly with photographers to get their publications seen by a wider audience. The work is far-reaching - I maintain stock, fulfill orders, run the website, and keep social media up to date as its sole employee. More than anything, I truly love the curation, and the community I have built.Over the years I’ve attended a wide array of fairs and events as part of a larger effort to support the self publishing community across the UK, including Pagemasters at South London Gallery, Glasgow Zine Fest, DIY Art Market, Pushkin House Zine Fair, and Offprint at Tate Modern. My own self published works have been sold at Huxley-Parlour Gallery and BOOKS Peckham, as well as joining dozens of zine libraries across the UK and USA. Long live self publishing! Long live the Death Ray!

My time with Jacqui Kenny, a virtual photographer in London, was spent supporting photographic collaborations with Google, Lexus, and early stages of a book release. As creative assistant, my role primarily consisted of copywriting, research, location scouting, and photo curation.