With a background in journalism and extensive experience working with major media outlets, I specialise in transforming news and editorial content into compelling audio experiences.

I started out as a junior reporter at the Medway News, learning the craft of writing a good local news story. From there I went to the Kent Messenger Group where I spent a few years working as an assistant news editor, before stepping into the studios of kmfm ultimately taking on the role of news editor.

It was there I learned the art of audio storytelling and developed a sharp ear for detail. Since then, I’ve had the privilege of working with leading brands like Amazon, Sony Music Entertainment and McDonald’s helping to craft compelling audio content that connects with listeners.

From my home studio I provide freelance audio production services to publishers, newsrooms and media outlets. My work ranges from on-the-day shifts to project work, keeping me busy with researching and scripting stories, recording interviews, editing and mixing.

I’m driven by a commitment to quality and creativity. I love experimenting with sound, finding new ways to engage audiences, and ensuring every project is crafted with precision and care.