Sports producer and editor, telling stories about sport and culture that leave people having learned or felt something.
London based from October 2026 · Right to work in the UK
I'm a University of Edinburgh graduate with First Class Honours in Linguistics, which gave me a global outlook and a real appreciation for working across cultures. My work spans documentary, client video, short-form content, and live sports production.
This summer I interned with the USTA's Video Services team and stayed on as a PA through the US Open, where I pitched, produced, and edited my own work for the US Open, USTA, and WTA social channels.
As President of Edinburgh University Television, I led the station to a record 8 nominations and 6 wins at national awards, including recognition from the Royal Television Society and NaSTA. I also write, with bylines in Hey Alma and The Boston Globe.
Outside of work, I'm a big Boston sports fan, love a good pub quiz, and am always happy to share fun language facts with anyone who will listen.
Skills & Tools
Pitched, produced, and edited original content that ran on the US Open, USTA, and WTA social channels during the tournament, collectively passing 1M views. Operated a Canon C70 as B camera on field and sponsor activation shoots, filmed footage that aired on New York local news, and handled media management, footage pulls, and assembly cuts.
Shadowed assistant editors and the production team at a premier London edit house, building experience with Avid Media Composer, multicam sync maps, and proxy workflows.
Supported live, in-venue production on a show court. Stepped into replay operations when a colleague was unexpectedly out sick, keeping playback and timing uninterrupted during live matches.
Led the university's student television station across all production workflows and creative output, earning a record 8 national nominations and 6 wins. Built production systems, workshops, and editorial standards that raised output quality.
Owned production of non-live video for the Commence 2030 program, featuring figures including Dwayne Johnson and Andrew Yang, and made social-first content for the award-winning podcast How to Citizen.
Client video, documentary, and digital content across sports, culture, and branded storytelling.
A short produced for the University of Edinburgh Sports Union to mark International Women's Day.
A mockumentary following an Edinburgh student with an overbearing ego and a cast of misfit actors as she attempts to direct a film inspired by Trainspotting.
Ryan, a quiet, introspective student in emotional and existential drift, observes more than he participates.
A two-part documentary on student integration at the University of Edinburgh, examining lived experience and the structural barriers behind it.
Promotional content for the Medics' Reveal show at the Usher Hall, Edinburgh.
Produced most of the campaign's video content, alongside social graphics and broader communications strategy.
Shaped episodes of an award-winning podcast into platform-specific cuts for digital and social audiences.
Still photography across live sporting events, capturing action and atmosphere on the ground.
Landscape and travel photography shot across the US, Peru, Scotland, and beyond.
Open to freelance projects, production roles, and collaboration in the UK and US.