I research, campaign and create using storytelling to communicate important climate issues to specific, disengaged audience demographics.
Campaigning work:
- TikTok – food security campaign launch (2026 – Purpose)
- Verified for Climate – The UN DGC and Purpose – case study for The UN General Assembly and COP30 (2025 – Purpose)
- The Future Thanks You – The United Nations Department for Global Communications and Purpose, funded by TikTok, Rockerfeller and Fortescue – production of 7 films, mass research project on imagination as a tool to combat climate doomerism, authoring of report on hope in climate comms, presented at convening with 165+ climate leaders at The UN General Assembly (2024)
- Not Just Small Talk – Wellcome Trust & coalition of partners – production of 5 films, research on reaching unengaged climate audiences, extensive media coverage (2024)
- Help Britain Breathe – OOH and digital campaign to protect children from air pollution in populated areas (2017)
- ULEZ expansion advocacy alongside Mayor of London consultation (2017)
Creative projects:
- [TBA] – Episodic comedy project with Oscar-winning exec producer (2026)
- [TBA] – Documentary project (2026)
- GOOD WORK – Episodic comedy series, created by Kim Steele, Documentaries Don’t Work (2026)
- BELIEVING THE STRANGEST THINGS – short film about a green tech entrepreneur, coming soon (2026)
- MELT – genre feature film about overcoming corrupt fossil fuel elites, in development with Unleyek Films, winner of audience award at Climate Film Fest pitch contest (2026)
- THE LOOP – adaptation of YA book series, set in post-climate dystopia (2025)
- LIFE’S WORK – genre feature film optioned by Secretary of State John Kerry’s Fingerprint Content (2020)
Community and research:
- Churchill Fellow – researching the climate storytelling infrastructure in Hollywood (2025)
- UCL Climate Action Unit – fellow researching creative storytelling to impact climate policy (2025)
- The Meltdown – co-host of London Climate Week party for climate organisers, with Purpose and Climate Film Festival (2025)
- Global Rise Workshops – attendee, PGA and WGA East workshops on climate stories in film and TV (2025)
- UPstream Film London showcase with Climate Spring (2025)
- BFI Future Filmmaker Festival – speaker in ‘moving away from apocalypse’ workshop (2025)
- Climate Spring – The Hot House programme – developing a sitcom set in a renewable energy company (2024)
- Hot Mess – curator for performance of new writing on the theme of climate (2023)
- Renewable Energy Installer magazine – profiles exploring installers and domestic customers (2023)