As director of Creature Feature I was both in front of and behind the camera. But pictured centre here is our lead actor, the star host of the show

Watching over a take with the Camera and Sound department, making sure we got exactly what we wanted.

A favourites from this shoot. Me and my producer Charlie, who worked tirelessly on the project, running over the remaining shots compared to the schedule. And just behind me is one of our creature actors, cosied up in the blankets we provided them.

A photo from our first Pre-Viz. You can see the iconic glowing white eyes of a Night Person between me and the DOP. Working with such an interesting creature and costume in the dark was eventful, but we persevered. 

As Producer for Linguine I oversaw the general management of the shoot. Pictured here at our pub location is me watching over our director with our lead actor (left) as our sound + camera department (right) set up their equipment.

Myself and some of the Linguine crew at the Royal Television Society Southern Awards, celebrating with our lecturers the win for Best Student Drama 2025

A studio production unit saw us create an internet themed gameshow. Working with the assistance of Jonathan Glazier, a well commended and experienced guest lecturer, we built the idea from scratch into a 20 minute episode.

A Documentary unit saw us expanding into location production. I went to Portsmouth where an ex pro skateboarder is now a barber, to which I then used his story to explore the Past, Present, & Future of Skateboarding. I directed, produced and presented this project.

Action shot! On this shoot I took some skateboarding lessons to engage more with the subject. And it was my first time properly using a skateboard too.