Sauna Channel is a project by Bray's Run Productions that celebrates wellness, relaxation, and cultural exploration. Through immersive episodes, it transports viewers to extraordinary locations worldwide, unravelling the history, culture, and benefits of saunas, spas, and bathhouses. The three featured episodes explore the adaptation of Pirts culture in Switzerland, Saunafloss - Switzerland's first floating sauna, and Bagni Popolare, a community initiative elevating the public bathing experience to a new level.

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Documentary series for Medicine Festival exploring themes of peace, cultural heritage, and social dynamics. The Way of Peace highlights peace-building efforts across various cultures, while The Remembrance of Ancestral Traditions delves into the revival of ancient practices in the British Isles. Rise of the Feminine examines the influence of feminine energy in society, and Cultural Appropriation vs Cultural Appreciation critically explores the distinction between genuine cultural respect and harmful appropriation. Each episode offers a deep dive into these powerful themes through interviews with wisdom-keepers, spiritual leaders, healers, musicians, activists, and storytellers who carry profound expertise in indigenous wisdom, environmental activism, holistic health, and spiritual leadership.

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A 12-episode explainer series diving into climate solutions from around the world, with a focus on the Global South. It’s not just doom and gloom – communities and countries around the world are harnessing creativity, resourcefulness and innovation to solve the climate crisis. Spotlight is a segment on the Bloomberg climate show Getting Warmer with Kal Penn.

Watch the full series on Earthrise or Bloomberg channels.

At COP28, with global anticipation for action on fossil fuels, Earthrise's Nat Kelly interviews Australian billionaire and mining magnate Andrew Forrest, who advocates for green hydrogen as a sustainable energy alternative, despite its controversies. Once a contributor to climate change through his mining ventures, Forrest has pivoted towards environmental responsibility, aiming for true zero emissions with his Positive Power Plan. This interview explores whether those who were part of the problem can now be integral to the solution.

Jack Harries hosts a five-part interview series for the Embrace Human Nature campaign, which champions a return to a more natural way of life. This initiative celebrates the connection between the natural world and personal well-being, positing that by rediscovering our bond with nature, we find a deeper connection to our own selves. Featured in the series are notable voices like Charles Eisenstein, Camilla Fayed, Vandana Shiva, Julia Jackson, and Zach Bush, each sharing insights on the importance of embracing our natural roots.

A compelling three-part explainer series that delves into the intricate nexus between climate change and conflict, revealing their profound impact on displacement worldwide. Produced in collaboration with the ICRC, Earthrise investigates how these dual forces not only intertwine but also exacerbate food insecurity and pose lethal risks to already vulnerable communities. Each episode unpacks the complexity of their relationship, offering insightful analysis of the consequences of their intersection and highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive solutions to address these global challenges.

Earthed is a charity and a nature skills platform that exists to make every river, city, farm and balcony burst with life. I have worked on creating short-form social media edits based on their long-form educational modules.

A short documentary exploring the partnership between a leader in design education and
a leader in luxury fashion, focused on themes of sustainability, innovation, and regenerative design in the luxury sector.

The Cultt is a luxury accessories resale platform, and I created this campaign with the mission of reshaping customer perceptions around the beauty and value of pre-loved fashion accessories. This campaign challenges stereotypes that associate scratches, scars, and signs of wear with devaluation, instead advocating for these marks to be seen as testimonies
to life’s rich stories.

Inspired by the history of technical swimwear and Mercedes Gleitze, the first woman to swim the English Channel in 1927, MIISTA created a collection embodying strength, endurance, and femininity. To mark International Women’s Day, this tribute culminated in an SS23 editorial featuring female sea swimmers from the Brighton Swimming Club.

A documentary film that delves into the experiences of black footballers residing in Russia, exploring their lives both on and off the pitch.

On July 10 2018, Dazed went full guerrilla, projecting the concerns of their readers onto iconic London institutions like the Houses of Parliament and Nelson’s Column. Teaming up with activist group The Illuminator, statements like “EVICT THE GOVERNMENT” and “PROTECT THE NHS” lit up the skyline — end-times invectives that sought to put pressure
on key power sources.

During the lockdown in Spring 2020, I collaborated with swimwear brand Pache and Maffick Production on a research documentary project. The goal was to explore the impact on
self-image caused by a phrase often directed at women and girls regarding their appearance: "Something's wrong with you."

Pride 2023 for COS
roles: Director of Edit, Co-Editor

A three-part interview series with the founders of House of Yes, Churros con Chocolate, Sink the Pink and Horse Meat Disco celebrating queer club culture.