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London based freelance video editor: [email protected]. 07960608846

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Porfolio of editing work

I've moved my portfolio to Canva. I was planning on using this Tumblr, but it doesn't work as well as I had hoped.

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Dr Seuss Circle Time.

Long-form series mixing animation and video with greenscreened hosts singing, playing and teaching with various characters from the Dr Seuss universe.

The first 8 episodes series was split across 5 editors in the UK and US, although I ended up working on 5 episodes.

The second series doubled the length of episodes and was edited entirely by me.

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A nature conservation series with the Lorax for Dr Seuss.

Season one featured seals, bees, wolves and nature at lakes and farms.

Season two re-imagined the format for the Lorax to interact with the animals more. We also partnered with San Diego Zoo for access to penguins, primates, hippos, rhinos, tigers and a safari tour.

The only episode I didn't edit was primates. Shout out to Henry Norgrove.

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A 6 episode series where kids describe their dream pet to an illustrator and then they both draw this pet and compare results.

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Rachel Chinouriri returns to The BRIT School, reconnecting with her past teachers, meeting current students and playing a special gig in light of her two BRIT award nominations.

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A fast turn around film featuring Prince William ahead of the release of The Earthshot Report on BBC One to publicise the documentary. I picked up the edit after another editor did the night shift.

I was also on the team live clipping for the awards show in Cape Town for the 2024 The Earthshot Prize Awards.

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Drum Award Winning series - a film for each of the 25 schools in the network, plus 6 social assets per school. The series gave students centre stage to share their experiences of school.

Distributed online, in cinemas, airports and on TV.

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Ahead of Frankie's final Royal Ascot meet before retirement, he met fellow Gold Cup winning jockey Jason Weaver to recount the highs and lows of his racing career.

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Artist and writer Barbara Chase-Riboud recaps her life story and the evolution of her practice in the context of her major retrospective exhibition at Serpentine North.

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Curator Natalia Sidlina and art historian Dorothy Price explain how the group wanted to explore the emotional and spiritual dimensions of art, emphasising abstraction, symbolism and expressive mark-making. Jazz musician and saxophonist Emma Rawicz, who experiences synesthesia, also gives us her personal, improvised musical response to the art of the Blue Rider.

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An exhibition film showcasing three pioneering artists of the 20th century who, in 1960s New York, produced startling new bodies of work turning modern sculpture on its head.  

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Artist Cornelia Parker responds to questions from visitors to her 2022 exhibition at Tate Britain. What advice would she give to herself as a young artist? Why is she so drawn to chalk as an artistic medium? And which building would she like to blow up next?

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Nathaniel Mary Quinn blends memory and fragments of images to build mixed media portraits of the people around him. Featuring a musical performance by Raphael Saadiq, a conversation between Nathaniel and Amanda Hunt, and commentary from Ekow Eshun.

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Musical performances by Esperanza Spalding and Gustavo Dudamel and YOLA (Youth Orchestra Los Angeles), and a conversation between Frank Gehry and Julian Rose conducted in Gehry’s Los Angeles studio.

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Patti Smith performs in the gallery space in New York, Hans Ulrich Obrist contextualises Richter's work, and Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener dance to music by John Cage.

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Max Richter performs Origins in the gallery space, Rachel gives a tour of the exhibition and also has a discussion with Iwona Blazwick, director of Whitechapel Gallery.

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Jim Cuno joins Anselm Kiefer to discuss Anselm's exhibition at La Bourget and dancers from the Paris Opera Ballet perform to music by Steve Reich.