‘Kiss’ on BBC Radio 4
You can listen to my piece on Ted Brown’s mass kiss-in at the first London Pride here (part of BBC Radio 4’s Short Cut...
28 June, 2021You can listen to my piece on Ted Brown’s mass kiss-in at the first London Pride here (part of BBC Radio 4’s Short Cut...
28 June, 2021I interviewed veteran mountain climber Greg Child on the mysterious phenomenon of the ‘third man factor’, and how it s...
21 June, 2021Until August 18th 2021, Theatre Peckham is hosting the Empathy Museum’s exhibition From Where I’m Standing – ...
23 December, 2020My new documentary has just aired the ABC’s Radio National, and is now available to listen online here. Have you been having...
17 August, 2020Bit of a departure from my usual work, but I wrote an article for Tribune Magazine on the radical ‘Desert Parliament’ ...
24 July, 2020A Mile in My Shoes is up for Best New Podcast at the British Podcast Awards 2019 – list of all the nominees here. I’m ...
23 April, 2019Last year, when I was around 4 months pregnant, the ABC’s Radio National commissioned me to make a personal radio documentar...
18 February, 2019Between 5th and 16th March 2018 at 9.45am, BBC Radio 4 is broadcasting ‘An Alternative History of Art’ – a new s...
08 March, 2018I am a London-based freelance audio producer whose work has been broadcast on BBC Radio 4, WBEZ Chicago, WNYC and ABC Radio National. I’ve made documentaries on a holiday camp for transsexuals, a cookbook produced by Salvador Dali, exorcism in the Church of England and the secret life of a ghostwriter. I produced Superbooks, a series of five half-hour documentaries on unusual books, for Radio Wolfgang. My audio pieces for the Empathy Museum’s Walk a Mile in My Shoes project have been exhibited in Australia, Beirut, Lisbon, Sao Paulo and London, and last year I was a recipient of the Third Coast Audio Festival’s Studs Terkel Award.
I’m currently working on a half-hour documentary for the BBC World Service looking at the high rate of Caesarean sections in Brazil, as well as a short piece for Radio National on the use of cadavers in medical training. I also regularly record tape syncs for clients such as BBC 5 Live, CBC, PBS and PRI’s The World, as well as for a range of podcasts.
My documentary films have screened in over 50 festivals worldwide and have won several prizes, including a Royal Television Society award. I am part of the Whalebone Collective.
I am a co-founder of Sound Me Out, an informal audio feedback group which meets every few weeks in London to listen to and discuss works in progress; get in touch if you would like to join our email list, or follow us on Twitter. I’ve also taught and facilitated film and audio making workshops for Future Film Festival, the BFI and Open City Film Festival.