I started my career on a BBC Post Production Trainee scheme, where I learnt cross genre skills from some of the best in the business. I have been fortunate enough to continue working across various styles, editing documentaries, factual entertainment, drama, childrens, entertainment and music. I was one of Edinburgh TV Festival’s Ones to Watch 2020.

Recent projects have included “Queens of Rap“, a 60 minute single documentary for Channel 4, “Made in Britain“, a 3 part series of short docs about the UK’s music scene, covering jungle, garage and grime, for BBC 1Xtra, and 3 episodes of VICE World News US documentary series “Hear Me Out“.

I am an Associate Governor of the British Film Editors guild. I mentor, speak on panels about my path, choices and career and regularly engage with young people starting out the industry.

• Editor on the National Television Award winning Paul O’Grady’s For the Love of Dogs (ITV 2018)
• Editor on the Children’s BAFTA Award winning Bear Grylls Survival School (ITV 2017)
• Editor on the Children’s BAFTA Award winning Our Family (CBeebies 2017)
• 2016 selected participant on the WFTV mentoring scheme.
• Editor on the Kids International Emmy Award winning Pet School (CBBC 2012) 
• Featured as “One To Watch” in Broadcast Magazine’s Hotshots list 2006.

In 2014 I co-founded MUSEfest, an international showcase of film and music by women, which hosts screening and music events in London and Paris.

In 2009 while living in Paris I started the Paris branch of Balcony TV, an internet based, bi weekly music show which I produced and edited.

Now I am London based, enjoying the flexibility that hybrid working offers. I edit remotely from my own suite equipped for Avid or Adobe Premiere projects. I really enjoy the creative process of working as a team but am perfectly content left to my own devices to follow a brief or script, or create a narrative from the rushes provided.

You can read more about me and my career highlights in this interview I gave to @EditGirlsLondon on Instagram.