My main role within this company is creating and designing various Safety Signs for use mainly in the construction industry. My other responsibilities include creating email campaigns, branding and creating a new visual identity for the company, and designing brochures.

WeBelieve Media are product-based visual content creators, working closely with clients such as Candy and Hoover. During my time at WeBelieve Media as the Lead Creative, my main role was to direct photography and videography projects on the in-house set, as well as creating all of the preproduction for the shoots, and working together with the team on the post-production. This included taking the initial brief, researching into the products and incorporating my knowledge of consumer pycology to create a visual storyboard and script for the shoot. I would then work together with the cameraman on the day of the shoot, directing the model/actor/actress on their actions, to make my storyboard come to life. I would then work closely with the photography, videographer to ensure the content flowed to its best potential. Because of my knowledge of touching up photos and editing, I would sometimes step in and work directly on the programs to show them my vision. I work also work closely with the CGI artist and animator, to help with 3D stills, helping with the lighting and camera angles.

During my time travelling in New Zealand I landed my dream role, working as a tour guide within the heart of middle-earth ‘Hobbiton’ or as you may know it the Shire. I travelled to New Zealand to pursue my dream of visiting every single Lord of the Rings movie location. After a visit to the set, the tour guide there recommended me applying, as I was the most knowledgeable in the group and most passionate. 1 month later after a bit more travelling, I landed the role. My responsibilities here included time management, bar skills and customer service. My role was to guide tour groups from multiple nations across the set, describing how the set was made as well as interesting facts about the film. I also had to pour drinks at the Green Dragon at the end of the tour. I loved every minute working here, and it gave me the funds to carry on with my travels.

After landing in Australia after a 6 month stint backpacking around South East Asia, I immediately went to work in a remote pub/hotel in the middle of the outback. My responsibilites included checking customers in, serving drinks, serving food and cleaning. Seeing repeating customers, it was also my role to get to know the locals and talk to them.

During my time working for these two joined companies, I was the head artworker, leading a small team to the successful creation of multiple design briefs. The great thing about this role was I saw the whole project through, from the initial brief, to the design implementation, to the printing, cutting and folding of the brochures. My projects varied from folder designs, giving me knowledge of packaging design, as well as flyers, business cards, promotions and brochures. It is here that my passion for brochure and layout design grew. It was also my first chance and being a leader of a team, helping to co-ordinate with other designers across a project. I left here to pursue travel dreams.

This was my first role having come fresh out of University. During my time at this award winning body armour company, I was put forward with the chance of implementing a new brand idenity for the company, as well as creating multiple visual content. This included working together with a website design company, creating the visuals for the layout to help them to code the website. I also designed datasheets, a yearly product brochure as well as business cards/flyers and other marketing material. ​

During my summer break in my college years I worked as a sales assistant for Topman. Here my responsibilies included replenishing stock, cash handling and dealing with members of the public, helping the customer with their enquiries.

During my Christmas break in my college years, which I was invited back to do the following year, I worked as a Sales Assistant for Game Stores. Here my responsibilies were cash handling, dealing with members of the public, advising customers on the most suitable games/consoles and replenishing stocks.

During my Christmas break in my college years, which I was invited back to do the following year, I worked as a Sales Assistant for Game Stores. Here my responsibilies were cash handling, dealing with members of the public, advising customers on the most suitable games/consoles and replenishing stocks.