WHO I AM​​​​​​​

I'm a filmmaker, photographer, digital content producer and social media strategist.
I’m excited by the place where creative communications, technology and social change meet - that’s often online, but not exclusively of course because that’d be daft.
I’ve worked on high-profile climate, labour, and political campaigns to help brands cut through online in a crowded digital space and advance their mission.

WHAT I DO

Colleagues have praised my creative abilities alongside my strategic thinking - ‘a rare mix’, one lovely chap put it.
I work primarily with NGOs, charities, political parties/candidates (not the crap ones), arts organisations - purpose-driven brands. 
I have experience across all areas of digital campaigning, but am strongest and specialise in content and creative - social-first design and video production, creative ideation, and keeping an ear to the ground on online culture.
Struggling to get your message heard? Need a load taken off when it comes to producing creative for organic and paid campaigns? Working out where social sits within your broader digital efforts? I can help.
As a keen videographer and photographer, I also take on the odd freelance job that perks my interest and builds my skills - particularly interested in producing more documentary / branded content / editorial videography and photography.
SERVICES INCLUDE: social/content strategy and audit; social-first video - scripting, production, post-production and distribution; paid social campaign creative; creative ideation; videography and photography.

HOW I WORK

One-off projects: we iron out a brief, create a plan, and make an impact together.
Ongoing partnerships: ongoing support to help make your campaign a success.
In either scenario, it all usually starts with a call to work out exactly what problem you are trying to solve, and how I might help. After this, we'll agree a scope of work and determine what success looks like, and all the other particulars.
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