I have been editing documentaries for both television and the cinema for over 14 years prior to which I was an assistant feature film editor on a variety of successful films.

As well as being an Editor for two of Nick Broomfield ‘s films ( Kurt & Courtney, Biggie and Tupac which won a Grierson Award ) , I have worked as an Editor for many other great Directors.

From Editing one of the first programmes on the original Wife Swap series , to recent politically charged and sensitive documentaries such as Murder in Beirut about the assassination of  the Lebanese Prime Minister, Rafiq Hariri. I have also worked as one of the Editing team on the BBC, BAFTA award winning series WELCOME TO LAGOS.

I have even been flown to Malaga to edit high-end Wedding films. I currently reside in a village called Alfriston, now in the newly created South Downs National Park  and outside the cutting room my hobbies include cooking and playing the drums.

I have recently been contributing to teaching assignments at Brighton University , the London Film School and UWE  (Bristol). I have also worked for a football based charity organisation in Kenya called ‘Moving the Goalposts’ (MTG) which was sponsored by Google and UK sport, involved with various promotional short films that were made there.