Gin House Productions is a London-based events collective and production company; creating high-end immersive experiences both public-facing and corporate with clients as distinguished as Sommero House (Oslo), The Orient Express, British Pullman, Fratelli (Bucarest), Scarlett Gasque and Veuve Cliquot.As the Digital Content Executive, my role includes building brand salience and reach across all social media channels within the business with a view to not only promote the public side of the company, but to build channels of collaboration within the corporate accounts sphere. I develop integrated marketing strategy across multiple channels and advise on how best to curate image and video content to promote the brand. The role also involves a large amount of digital design, video editing and copywriting, as well as metric analysis and reporting on a monthly basis. In my first month, brand salience was up by 129% with existing advocates and 315% with new brand engagement from the previous month, resulting in 2 monthly sell-out shows. Activities also saw brand collaborations with London Fashion Week, Scarlett Gasque, British Vogue and Vogue Arabia.

Established in London in 2010, Vintage Arts Agency (VAA) is a boutique agency, creative consultancy & production company. We deliver strategic and practical solutions — alongside a luxe creative vision — to conceptualise, incubate and deliver high-end event experiences; centring your unique brand story at all times. Drawing from two decades experience in the luxury entertainment sector, both within production and international performance, we apply our unique perspective to every event. We pride ourselves on making each ‘happening’ completely bespoke and unique, with emphasis on professionalism, exquisite artistry and discretion at our core. VAA operates with an international network of creatives, artists and specialists to bring your vision to life, and create long-lasting memories.Current client list includes: Vogue, Gucci, Moët & Chandon, Grand Marnier, Wilderness Festival, Canon, Coco de Mer, London Fashion Week, KOKO of Camden, Sotheby’s and Love Supreme Jazz Festival.

La Louche is a high-end circus, nightlife, live music and adult variety production. We showcase some of the best international artists in the genre, whilst also spotlighting Scottish-based talent & products, through both performance and sponsorship. Bohemian, immersive, irreverant and very sexy: our debut event sold out the SWG3's Warehouse (cap 250) in February 2020 with a view to create another large production in late 2020/early 2021.Additionally, La Louche collaborated and supplied entertainment for the sold out Soirée Supperclub in Gaucho, Edinburgh.I also worked with Lost Loch Distillery to develop a number of cross-branding and on-the-night options, inline with their sponsorship of our debut with their Murmichan Absinthe product. Press included TV spots on BBC Scotland "The Edit", a BBC Radio Scotland appearance with Stephen Jardine and a preview article in Glasgow Live.Creative director, artist curation, brand development, events planning and management, graphic design & photography, video editing, PR, digital content creation, book keeping, initiating sponsorship proposals and collaboration, press release & distribution, and social media strategy.

Canon-system focused, with extensive experience in fashion, portrait and product photography. I'm particularly interested in utilising studio lighting techniques and retouching to create work which is deep in cinematic scope.Fully trained in Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop interfaces.

International swordswallower & fire artist; performing within some of Europe's most notorious spaces.Corporate Clients include: MTV, BBC, Moët & Chandon, Michael Kors, Hendrick’s Gin, Condé Nast, Agent Provocateur, Tatler, Mercedes-Benz, Grand Marnier, Heineken, Glastonbury Festival, Wilderness Festival, Duftstars (Austria) Monster Energy, Brockman's Gin, Sagra Italiana, Love Supreme Festival, T in the Park Festival.Show Highlights: La Clique (Best Entertainment - Olivier Awards / "Still the greatest show of the Fringe!" - The Scotsman)Majestique, DenmarkVaudeville Variety, Wintergarten, BerlinRock the Circus Tour 2017 (GERMANY)The Black Cat Cabaret (LONDON)Party Like Gatsby (International Touring - GERMANY, CYPRUS, THE UK)Cabaret Lune Noir (BERN, SWITZERLAND)Sweetease (GENEVA, SWITZERLAND)Duftstars (VIENA, AUSTRIA)Working Residencies:The Windmill, Soho (LONDON)Circus, Covent Garden (LONDON)Stiletto (CAFE DE PARIS - LONDON)Park Chinois Mayfair (LONDON)LOCATIONS:London, Edinburgh, Berlin, Vienna, Zürich, Rome, Madeira, Cyprus, Aalborg & more.

Established in Scotland in 2017, Devil May Care Agency is a boutique production & events consultancy agency. Specialising in cabaret, variety, circus, immersive artists and various vintage artforms; we offer strategic and practical support solutions, services and artists for a wide range of events across the UK. Drawing from over a decade of experience, both within production and international performance, we apply our unique perspective to every event; guaranteeing to make each completely bespoke and unique.Clients include: Revolution Bars Group, SWG3 (South American Food Festival "Rum, Tequila & Tacos"), Soiree Supperclub, Baggy Pocket Ltd, Party: By Order of the Peaky Blinders (UK wide) and ENK Entertainment (Freddie's Outrageous Radio Gaga - UK wide).

Recoat Gallery was an exhibition space on North Woodside Road in the West End of Glasgow. It specialised in exhibiting street art, graffiti, illustration, photography and graphic art, as well as hosting several off-site commercial and community projects. Recoat showcased work from both emerging and established Scottish artists and designers, as well as international ones.In 2017, Recoat was given the oppurtunity to showcase a 10 year celebration by exhibiting a show in Glasgow Lighthouse. The show was so well received that a further week was attached to its calender of talks, discussions and classes.

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society is the company that organises the structure that underpins the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The Society exists to advise, support and encourage all the participants at the Festival Fringe, to provide comprehensive information services, including ticketing to its participants and the public, and to promote the entire Fringe as a festival in the context of Edinburgh, and its other festivals. The aim for the Fringe Society is to assist audiences, performers and venues navigate the challenges of their involvement and maximise the benefits of their visit to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The Arts Industry Office is the service for the industry professionals who attend the Edinburgh Festival Fringe to scout new talent, pick up shows for touring and to network with their colleagues. These include theatre promoters, talent agents, venue programmers, festival directors and TV/radio commissioners. The service is designed to help them navigate the festival and get the most out of their time in Edinburgh. The office comprises of the participant development coordinator (permanent), the arts industry coordinator (temp), the arts industry supervisor (temp) and four arts industry assistants (temp).The arts industry supervisor's role is to act as a contact for promoters, producers and performers who can access the Arts Industry Office during the Festival and is relied upon to field enquiries to the right people. It is an extremely demanding position which involves working under pressure in a busy office and requires confidence, humour (at times, patience and diplomacy) to deal with the large number and variety of people encountered every day of the festival.