I've always been drawn to creating through visuals. Growing up between Kent and London gave me a unique perspective, blending city life with the countryside and dying beach towns. I developed a love for combining contrasting environments into my work. Now based in Bristol, I work across the UK as a set decorator and designer, shaping worlds on screen.

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I decided that I wanted to work in the film industry after watching a behind the scenes clip from the Hunger Games when I was a teenager. They showed how they had rubber versions of every weapon for all of the fight scenes, and I thought it was so cool how much thought and detail went into things that were barely even seen.

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I started out in the industry when I was 17 and used to skip school to get work experience days on the jobs shooting near me. During university, I would work on music videos and commercials, learning on the job alongside my studies. After graduating with a first in Digital Film Production: Production Design from Ravensbourne University London, I transitioned into long-form projects, working mainly as a buyer on jobs for Netflix, BBC, and Disney and more.

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Over the last few years, I've had the pleasure of set decorating for a range of productions including TV shows for BBC and ITV, films for theatrical release, and even a Warner Bros Harry Potter baking show.

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When I'm not working, you'll find me immersed in nature - surfing, hiking, or travelling. I'm also a hobby artist and ceramicist, always creating both on and off set.