As the Video Manager, I'm tasked with sustaining and building on the success of Domain's video content strategy. It's my priority to ensure that video engagement across Domain's digital and social platforms remains high while driving new revenue opportunities by collaborating with the sales team on the branded content front.I'll be working closely with social and content teams to optimise video performance across platforms like Meta, YouTube, and TikTok.Some of my key focusses include:- Manage the video team, ensuring projects are delivered on time, within budget, and meet engagement and revenue targets.- Produce and direct with a clear focus on stakeholder management and team success, ensuring all projects are properly coordinated.- Collaborate with sales teams to create branded content solutions for commercial partners while ensuring budget efficiency.- Work closely with social and content teams to optimise videos for digital platforms, ensuring maximum engagement and quality.- Respond to video briefs with creative solutions, turning concepts into impactful video content that resonates with our audience and aligns with business goals.This is a 12-month maternity cover contract.

In April 2023, I launched my own creative studio: Boxed Off - the creative studio purpose-built for today’s branded content, encapsulating my many years of experience across the online video landscape.At Boxed Off, our primary objective is to collaborate with digital publishers and content agencies,delivering top-tier creative content to captivate online audiences and engage digital communities.Whether it's a single campaign or part of a broader digital strategy, our extensive experience with some of the world's largest digital publishers positions us perfectly to help you engage your audience. We're a lean, mean, content machine.

My role has since evolved in to Head of Video at The Stylist Group. This sees me take on responsibility for the team as a whole, developing our relationship with the rest of the Stylist brand, and continuing to build on our award-winning output, both editorially and commercially.

My role at The Stylist Group now sees me focussing further on branded & commercial video content, operating closely with our internal agency, Family, to deliver successful branded video campaigns.Some of our most successful campaigns have included taking Noel Clarke and Ashley Walters back to their roots in support of Sky One's Bulletproof, making contact lenses cool with Acuvue, and navigating the 3pm-slump with Volvic to raise awareness of the effects of single-use plastic.Our development of Stylist's video proposition in the past 12 months has seen us recently receive a recommendation for Video of the Year at the PPA Digital Awards, as well as collecting the award for Digital Commercial Campaign of the Year for our work with Acuvue. We recently followed this up with the award for Best Content Idea at the BSME Awards with our Fixing Sexist Daily Mail Headlines piece.

Shortlist Media is a pioneer of the “freemium” publishing model. Founded in 2007 the company launched the weekly magazine, ShortList, which became overnight market leader with an audited distribution in excess of 500,000. Backed by a group of far-sighted investors the business grew rapidly from 22 full-time employees, one weekly print title and year one revenues of £3.2m to one of the 100 fastest-growing media companies in the UK, employing over 170 people and operating several brands across multiple platforms and countries.I recently joined the Shortlist Media production team as a Senior Producer Director, tasked with working across the Shortlist & Stylist social platforms, whilst also helping to achieve commercial success across branded video content.

TheLADbible Group is at the forefront of youth marketing, redefining how content is shared and communicated to an 18-34 audience by creating and providing the most sharable and original content from across the social web.My role as a Producer saw me managing video projects across TheLADbible Group's channels, including TheSPORTbible, TheFOODbible and Pretty52. This extends from original content to branded commercial projects and everything in-between. I joined TheLADbible as part of it's brand new in-house video team. It's been great learning how to deal with audiences on such a massive scale and how we cater our original content to fit such a demographic. I've had the freedom to develop and create new strand ideas across the business, particularly focussing on TheSPORTbible content strategy and it's evolution from distributor to creator.

Copa90 is the football YouTube channel that knows there is no final whistle. Pitch, laptop, or console, the game never stops.So after you've scored a golazo, watched the big match, or smashed someone at FIFA15, head to Copa90 and check out Poet and Vujanic as they discuss the latest happenings on and off the pitch in Comments Below or follow Eli Mengem as he uncover's the world's most intense rivalries in Derby Days.My role here is as a Producer for the series Comments Below where we discuss all the latest events on and off the pitch in the world of Football. This role extends in to the brand opportunities that compliment the show, working with the likes of Adidas, New Balance and EA to deliver timely, relevant content.

Base79 are a London-based Multi-Channel Network (MCN) that recently merged with Rightster and Viral Spiral Group, making us the biggest MCN outside the US, with offices in 11 countries and pulling in over 1.2bn views per month.Reporting to Patrick Walker, former Head of Video Partnerships at Google, I have established myself as a valuable resource across various departments. I began in Business Development, helping to develop our presence on the platform via content partnership agreements and managing both these and existing partnerships thereafter. Focussing specifically on Sports, I was able to develop my understanding of sports in the digital world and appreciate trends that are unique to this field. Since then, I have become a multi-format producer as part of our programming team, working closely with the ad-sales team on brand campaigns, producing content for our owned & operated YouTube channels and providing strategy consultation for video programming across the company. As part of a deal to sign French Freestyler Sean Garnier to the network, I travelled to Rio de Janeiro for the 2014 World Cup, filming and editing content as a one-man production team for our football skills channel, Ballers, and Sean’s own channel. I manage our network of parkour athletes, as well as the hub channel that services them: Flow. Deciding what content is produced for the channel is my responsibility, as well as all creative aspects across both channel and social feeds. This is our flagship channel and a perfect example of how we can use our assets to benefit our partners as well.