I have attended the Cinefondation screenwriting residency in Paris and was selected for the Guiding Lights scheme. My directing mentor was David Yates (Harry Potter), and I was mentored by Philippa Lowthorpe through the Directors UK Inspire scheme. I took part in the BFI scheme Think, Shoot, Distribute alongside Andrew Haigh (45 Years), and I was accepted onto Creative England’s Elevator Scheme.  I won the Nick Darke Screenwriting Award for my feature CUB, which had Tim Spall and Helen McCrory attached in principle. CUB, originally nurtured by the late producer Catherine Wearing, was also selected for the Berlinale Talent Project Market. I am now predominantly interested in writing from a female perspective. I am passionate about metholodogy and am starting to podcast about my viewpoints, experiences with a possible aim to mentor and nurture others on their creative journeys.  My shorts have sold internationally to numerous TV stations and has received awards from festivals and organisations such as Clermont-Ferrand, DepicT, the Royal Television Society (RTS), Brest, and Encounters.

I won a BAFTA for the BBC drama Offside and an RTS award for the children’s TV series Girls in Love by Jacqueline Wilson.