FEATURES
Role: Editor
dir. Richard Cable / 70min / Music
Distributor: Amazon Prime
Cast: Ben Kidson, Kianja, Jazzie Martian
Unsigned: Backing the Dream
Synopsis:
A group of emerging artists navigate the highs and lows of the music industry with the help of the Unsigned initiative — a bold effort to create breakthrough opportunities for undiscovered talent. Will it work? You never know until you try.
About the Film:
Filmed intermittently over the course of a year, Unsigned required exceptional organisation to manage extensive footage, utilising Lucid Link to share assets seamlessly among the team. Working alongside two other editors under a tight deadline, I was responsible for cutting key sections of the film, editing the trailer, and overseeing turnovers for sound and grading to ensure a polished final product.
Release:
Unsigned was released as a Prime exclusive on Amazon Prime.
Trailer:
SERIES
Role: Editor / Grade / Sound Mix
dir. Dave Mynard / 6 Eps/ 15min / Food
Distributor: BBC
Cast: Dr Rupy, Jack Monroe, BOSH
Thrifty Cooking in the Doctor's Kitchen
Synopsis:
Dr Rupy and some special guests create simple and delicious thrifty dishes, from speedy mid-week meals to family favourites.
About the Series:
I worked across all six episodes of this BBC cooking series, featuring guests such as Jack Monroe, Zoe Williams, Rukmini Iyer, BOSH!, Melissa Hemsley, and Miguel Barclay. I played a key role in establishing the show’s tone and feel, while also onboarding and training an additional editor on the house style when deadlines were shifted.
Release:
Thrifty Cooking was broadcast on BBC and is now available on BBC iPlayer.
Trailer:
SHORTS/CAMPAIGNS
Role: Editor / Sound Mix
dir. Elliott Cranmer / 5x 2min / Travel
BBC Global Travel Campaigns
Synopsis:
Olympic Champion Donovan Bailey explores Tokyo, discovering a welcome mixture of speed and tranquility on his journey. Mauritius celebrates it's people and being more than just beautiful beaches. Kenya proves it is more than just a safari destination. And Hainan Airlines' head chef perfects their signature to make it tastes as good in the air as it does on the ground.
About the Campaigns:
With over 7 hours of footage to condense into a 2-minute edit for the Tokyo campaign, and just 3 days to complete it, this high-pressure project resulted in one of those rare “no notes” first cuts. The success of the Tokyo film led directly to the production company winning additional campaigns for Mauritius, Kenya, and China.
Campaign Edits:
Human Dignity Trust
Synopsis:
A Wake Up Call
Across the Commonwealth LGBT people face violence because of who they are and who they love. Very few Commonwealth countries have legislation to recognise, prevent and punish hate crimes, including those committed on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. Legal reform through the provision of hate crime legislation is one tool to address hate-based violence, which impacts everyone in our societies.
Role: Editor
dir. Jennifer Fearnley / 9min / Social
The Sky Will Not Fall
Across the Commonwealth outdated sexual offences laws fail to protect, and discriminate against, women and girls, LGBT people and people with disability. We're working with governments, activists and parliamentarians to change that.
Note: These films contain scenes of physical violence and references to abuse and sexual violence against LGBT people, which some viewers may find distressing or traumatic.
Role: Editor
dir. Jennifer Fearnley / 10min / Social
About the Films:
Produced by The Good Side for Human Dignity Trust, these were emotionally demanding edits due to the subject matter, but telling these stories is essential to driving real change. The Good Side provided thoughtful support throughout the process, and I’m incredibly proud of the films we created together.
A Wake Up Call:
The Sky Will Not Fall:
Role: Editor / Grade / Sound Mix
dir. Carlos Carneiro, Terence Teh,
Kat Popiel , Bruno Ramos
On Plate Still Hungry
Synopsis:
An online food magazine showcasing culinary adventures from around the world. Stories range from a New Korean American restaurant in San Francisco, Namu Gaji, sourcing ingredients from its own farm, to Norwegian-style salmon smokers at Hansen & Lydersen, who even plays piano to his fish to enhance flavour. Other highlights include a group of young knife makers forging steel in Peckham, and a raw, street-level portrait of a beloved taco truck in Echo Park, Los Angeles.
About the Series:
I served as Head of Post Production and edited all video content for the series, including The Forge, which premiered on NOWNESS and went on to win several food film festival awards. The series featured a mix of traditional short documentaries spotlighting people and places in food, alongside more experimental pieces celebrating the love of all things gastronomic.
Edits:
Reform 53
Synopsis:
Young activists from across the Commonwealth come together to carve a path toward legal equality for women, girls, and LGBT+ people.
About the Campaign:
Reform53 is a campaign launched in 2019 by young activists, focused on reforming laws in Commonwealth countries that discriminate against women, girls, and LGBT+ communities. The campaign challenges colonial-era legislation and aims to increase political participation among these groups.
Produced by The Good Side, each film highlights key areas of focus: Same-Sex Relationships, Child Marriage, Workplace Discrimination, Sexual Health and Reproductive Rights, Our Demands, and Our Rally Cry, all driven by the voices and energy of young change-makers.
Role: Editor
dir. Bexy Cameron / 6 x 2min / Social
Campaign Edits:
Role: Editor / Grade
dir. Carlos Carneiro / 6min / Culture
Cast: Andy Cummins, Hugo Tagholm
Killing Waves
Synopsis:
Killing Waves is the story of Surfers Against Sewage (SAS), an environmental organisation seeking to preserve our beaches and campaign against water pollution.
About the Film:
Commissioned by Dazed Digital & TOMS, Killing Waves adopts a fresh cinematic approach to the work of SAS. Set along the stunning Cornish coastline, the film captures the passion of a community of surfers and ocean lovers who’ve grown a grassroots initiative into a national movement. They work to educate, conserve and campaign on the matter of water pollution.
Founded in 1990, SAS works to tackle a wide range of environmental issues, from climate change and sewage pollution to toxic chemical waste, all while advocating for the rights of water users and the health of the planet.
GAME
Synopsis:
James Lowe, head chef of Michelin-starred Lyle’s in London, invites chefs from around the world to Scotland to explore what sets British cuisine apart - game.
About the Film:
To celebrate British game season, GAME follows chefs flown in from Mexico City, New York, Sydney, and Paris as they experience firsthand the traditions of stalking and hunting game in the Scottish countryside.
Directed by Carlos Carneiro, this cinematic short showcases chef James Lowe’s seasonal approach to British gastronomy. The visiting chefs cook with ingredients they’ve never used before and come together to prepare two unique dinners back in London for Lyle’s annual game series - an opportunity for chefs to show their approach to British seasonal ingredients.
Role: Editor
dir. Carlos Carneiro / 5 min / Food
Role: Editor
dir. Elliott Cramner / 4min / Tech
Join The Game
Synopsis:
YouTube Germany explores the evolving gaming landscape and how perceptions of gamers have transformed from niche subculture to global phenomenon.
About the Film:
Join The Game looks at the cultural and creative impact of gaming in Germany and beyond. Commissioned by Google and YouTube Germany, the film highlights how gaming moved into the mainstream, reshaping entertainment, identity, and community, redefining what it means to be a gamer today.
AN IDEAL FOR LIVING
Synopsis:
Graphic design legend Peter Saville, best known for crafting the visual identity of Factory Records, and Belgian fashion designer Raf Simons, Creative Director of Dior at the time, explore the concept of the "interzone," a term popularised by Joy Division and originally coined by William Burroughs.
About the Film:
Shot during Raf Simons’ SS14 show at the Gagosian Gallery in Paris, An Ideal for Living captures an intimate conversation between two creative powerhouses. Having collaborated since 2003, when Simons incorporated imagery from Saville’s archive into his AW03 collection, the pair discuss the liminal space between art and design, fashion and music, pop culture and modernism. This short film offers a rare glimpse into their creative dialogue, reflecting on decades of influence and the ever-shifting boundaries of contemporary culture.
Role: Editor
dir. Carlos Carneiro / 3 min / Fashion