About

I have always had a drive to understand how things work and I’ve always been curious about why things have been built in the way that they have. A large part of my childhood was spent disassembling whatever I could get my hands on just so I could understand it and this curiosity has never ceased.

I decided to study Prop Making at Royal Central between 2018-2021 which was the first step I had ever taken into the live performance and entertainment industry at the time. What gave me a good boost was the fact that I had one trade based parent who always kept me busy with carpentry, construction and importantly what it meant to put in a hard days graft as well as one artistic parent who taught me how to be creative and to understand that creativity is absolutely more than just paint on a canvas.

After graduation it took me a while to find my footing and discover what specialisation/industry I felt most comfortable in; I have worked in major film studios, in the West End, on the road, across the world, at festivals and many more. I discovered that the option to follow the work worked best for me as I now have an incredibly broad set of experiences across many different industries - tricks of the trade which I can pick and choose what to use depending on what is required.

While I have always said I lean more towards 3D modelling, 3D printing and more digital aspects of fabrication I think in more recent years my specialisation is the ability and knowledge to be a Jack of All Trades and in due course, perhaps be a master of some.