iJuice marks my debut short film.

The story presents a satirical perspective on our modern obsession with detox juices and the extremes some women will go to achieve the ideal body shape. It serves as a quirky and thought-provoking critique of wellness culture, using humour to encourage self-reflection on our daily obsessions.

The film premiere was at The Prince Charles Cinema in August 2015 in London’s West End.

That’s Life – Abner Harris is an award-winning short documentary that explores the journey of fine artist Abner Harris.

It offers an intimate look at his artistic process, from the initial brushstrokes on the canvas to showcasing his work at an art fair in London.

Abner also shares insights on balancing creativity with family life, inviting viewers into the home he has built for himself.

That’s Life – Abner Haris received international recognition, having been selected by 10 film festivals around the world. Highlights of its journey include:

• Winning the People’s Choice Award at the National Centre of Modern Arts in Minsk, Belarus
• Receiving the Award of Recognition at the Hollywood International Independent Documentary Awards in Los Angeles, U.S.
• Becoming a finalist in the Bali Short Film Festival
• Achieving semi-finalist status at festivals in London and Ontario
• Being showcased at an Online Short Film Festival in Belgium
• Screened in cities across Europe and the U.S., including Antwerp, Barcelona, Nashville and New Orleans

I’ll Get There is a whimsical short film inspired by Amy Johnson’s solo flight from England to Australia in 1930.

It follows a young girl named Amy and her loyal companion, Teddy, as they embark on imaginative adventures. With dreams as vast as the sky, Amy’s journey serves as a reminder that with courage and a touch of imagination, the world is filled with possibilities.