Kia Ora!
During my time at the New Zealand Broadcasting School, I have found myself giving everything a good try. I am very eager to learn and will not hesitate to jump at opportunities presented to me. Because of this, I have gained experience in Premiere Pro and Avid Media Composer. As well as writing and directing a short drama, floor managing and art directing- all which I loved doing.
I have a particularly strong interest in cinematography. After being a camera operator for Metro News, Music videos and Documentaries, my love for visual storytelling and working with others has only increased even more! I love working with people and will always bring a good attitude and encouragement every day to the workplaces I am in, while also working to my highest standard. I have also gained an understanding of composition and key camera techniques.
I am extremely excited to be starting a career in an industry which I am passionate about and I believe that my willingness to learn, positive attitude, creativity and adaptability will be a great addition to any team :)
Documentary: Its Okay To Play Croquet (Co-Creator)
This documentary was created in my first year to encourage younger people to play croquet. Myself and one other student were the primary editors, I was also a Director of Photography.
Kids Show: Millies Magical Memories (Art Director)
Millies Magical Memories is a short kids show which I was lucky enough to art direct. I created a majority of the sets including the costumes and props. This was an extremely rewarding project which I…
Short Film: Law of Attraction (Writer and Director)
Law of Attraction is a rom-com short film which I wrote and directed earlier this year.
Music Video: Pretty (Director of Photography)
Pretty is a music video I was the camera operator for. I collaborated closely with the director Mary-Jane Brock-Smith. Here I was able to expand on my love for Cinematography and using cameras.
Documentary: Beyond the Brim (Director of Photography and Director)
Beyond the Brim is a documentary created by myself and Sophia Hansen. It follows Georgia Lily Cahill in her journey as a comedian while also experiencing social anxiety. I had several responsibilities…
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New fire detection technology has been installed in McHugh's Forest Park to detect when fires break out.
Art Markets needing more support than ever
After recent issues such as the Covid pandemic and cost of living crisis, small businesses are struggling to make a living.
People with Down Syndrome in the workplace
Employers are being encouraged to give people with down syndrome a chance. While some do get work, many struggle to find a job and then keep it.
Local cleanup event a major success
The Mother of All Cleanups event brought together the Otautahi community for one cause, cleaning up our waterways.
Why are kids football fees so expensive?
The cost to register a kid for sport is rising. Sam Coughlan explores why this is, and what clubs can do about it.
UC Women in Business
A group of University students have started a club to help women in business. Their aim is to create more future entrepreneurs by hosting a range of different events and a mentorship programme.
Healing with hands
A Māori healing clinic at the Tannery in Woolston is open and accessible to everyone in the community.