BAFTA, Grierson and Rose D'Or award winning Documentary Director.

I make bold and ambitious films that tackle challenging subjects through compelling human stories. I pride myself on building genuine, collaborative relationships with contributors to deliver impactful, emotionally resonant films with purpose and integrity.

My most recent film ‘KIDNAPPED BY MY MUM’ tells the extraordinary story of Alex Batty, tracing the route of his abduction across Spain and France uncovering not just how he was hidden, but the belief system that kept him there.

‘ANOREXIC’, is an unflinching feature length documentary exploring how the ‘anorexic mind’ governs the lives of three women and their families. It was shortlisted/nominated for Grierson, RTS, Bulldog and Broadcast awards.

'THE SCHOOL THAT TRIED TO END RACISM' which I took from commission to transmission over 3 years won BAFTA, Grierson and Rose D'Or awards and sparked a national conversation about unconscious racial bias and education.

'ANNA RICHARDSON: LOVE, LOSS & DEMENTIA', made in collaboration with charity partner Alzheimer’s Society, is an intimate look at the devastating impact of Britain’s most widespread condition, earning 5 stars from The Times, which called it "a desperately important film."

I have also produced and directed on several landmark observational documentary series, including RTS award winning '24 HOURS IN A&E', BAFTA nominated 'THE SECRET LIFE OF 4&5 YEAR OLDS' and BAFTA nominated '24 HOURS IN POLICE CUSTODY'.