Wildlife presenter, filmmaker and producer-editor. Bristol-based, studying zoology at Cardiff. Stories told on camera and cut in the edit.
IRattus norvegicus
A year following the brown rats that live under a city, and the people whose job is to think about them.
Watch on YouTube
Acropora palmata
Filmed on the reefs off Tobago, measuring what has been lost against what the last generation of divers remembers being there.
Coming soon, 2026
IIILynx lynx
Sixty seconds on why Britain's missing cat is still missing, and who actually gets to decide.
Watch on TikTok
IVSteatoda nobilis
What the noble false widow actually does to you, and why every autumn the papers say otherwise.
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I am a wildlife presenter and filmmaker based in Bristol, and a final-year BSc Zoology student at Cardiff University. I work in front of the camera and behind it, writing, shooting, presenting and cutting my own films, which means I arrive on a shoot already thinking about how the sequence will assemble.
The science is not decoration. Three years of zoology means I can read a paper, question a claim and hold a piece to camera together without a script in my hand, and it means the animal behaviour in front of the lens is something I can anticipate rather than react to.
I am looking for entry-level work and training in natural history production, as a researcher, assistant producer, junior edit or presenter. I am in Bristol, I travel, and I am happiest on a cold beach at five in the morning waiting for something to happen.
For commissions, work experience, runner and researcher roles, or a conversation about a film.