Storytelling is my home. When I settle into a project, whether shaping film or sound, distractions fade away, and I can fully listen to what the work needs to come alive.
I’m a documentary editor, writer and producer with a background in sociology. My work has explored conflict, migration and human rights, and the very different realities we inhabit. These stories continue to shape how I see the world.
Increasingly, I’m drawn to people imagining and practising other ways of living. Through design, music, public spaces and everyday acts of cooperation, I’m curious about how we shape our surroundings, and how they shape us. What can we learn from the past? What could we make room for? How might life be different?
Film gives me a way to explore these questions through people and places: to notice an unexpected approach, follow an experiment, or spend time with someone whose perspective opens something up.
Above all, I try to listen. When I do, the work becomes less about control and more about the human story to emerge.