Family Tides (2026)
Everyone deserves to feel like they belong in their hometown.
Family Tides is a documentary that explores growing up queer and trans in small seaside towns, opening up the conversation about what it feels like to lack a traditional sense of home, and how that can be found in community.
SHORTLISTED for the Iris Prize Documentary Fund 2024.
COMING TO FESTIVALS IN AUTUMN 2026.
Together in the Chalk Hills (2025)
A documentary capturing the stories, histories and deep connections held within the Eastbourne Downland landscape.
Created as part of the Downland Art Trail for the Changing Chalk Project, the film brings together voices, memories and reflections inspired by Butts Brow – a place shaped by nature and people over thousands of years.
Part of Changing Chalk: connecting nature, people and heritage. Led by the National Trust supported by The National Lottery Heritage fund, The South Downs National Trust, Southdowns East, National Trust ,The South Downs Heritage Fund UK, Lewes District Council.
Welcome to the Puppet Show: A Day at the Circus (2024)
Join Clown, Bear and Star, three neurodivergent characters, on their adventure to the circus. There will be big tops, candy floss, and even a musical number, but all is not as it seems in the land of puppets…
Welcome to the Puppet Show: A Day at the Circus was commissioned by Young Film Network South East at Independent Cinema Office, supported by BFI Film Academy with National Lottery funding.
PREMIERED at BFI Southbank in February 2024
OFFICIALLY SELECTED for seven film festivals, including Depot Minelogue Film Festival (run by Lewes Depot) and Folkestone Film Festival.
AWARD WINNER at Folkestone Film Festival 2024 for the Best Micro Musical.
Monsters (2023)
Monsters (2023) blends personal essay with unnerving imagery, in the hopes of taking the current narrative surrounding trans and queer people as “monsters”, and juxtaposing this with childhood videos, amusement parks, and slugs.
Inspired by the works of Richard Dyer on Queer Theory and vampires such as It’s in His Kiss!, Monsters takes these writings around the queer-coding of monsters, alongside the media narrative of trans and queer people, and flips it on its head.
OFFICIALLY SELECTED for ten film festivals, including FilmPride (part of Brighton Pride).
AWARD FINALIST at Lowestoft Film Festival (now Sunrise Film Festival) and San Fransisco Arthouse Festival.
