Films
In my films, I use visual storytelling to bring complex health topics to life, making them accessible, relatable, and engaging. Whether it's telling my own story or patient stories, my focus is always on creating narratives that connect on a human level.
With a background in healthcare design and a passion for social impact, I approach film as a way to bridge the gap between medical jargon and real human experiences. Each project is driven by a desire to inform, inspire, and spark meaningful change.
Painting Documentary
A short documentary about my creative practice as an artist. Created in collaboration with Anna Bradbury.
ADHD
Narrated by my husband, this film offers a relatable glimpse into what it's like to live with an ADHD brain.
1 of 100 Stories: Martino Sclavi’s Story
This short animation illustrates Martino Sclavi’s unique way of narrating his experience with brain tumours, symbolised through a finch. Martino’s book, The Finch In My Brain, is a powerful read, and this animation captures the essence of his story. Created using 300 hand-painted frames, this video is part of my larger project, 100 Stories of Cancer, aimed at promoting open conversations about cancer through storytelling.
Fund PKU Medicine for All
This animation, narrated by Lily Wood, highlights Lily's fight for equal access to treatment for Phenylketonuria (PKU) in the UK.
Seizure: A Personal Exploration of Epilepsy
This film uses analogue animation and spoken narrative to depict my personal experience of witnessing my father’s epileptic seizure.
