Multimedia journalist | documentary producer

As a Senior Producer at The Economist I pitch and produce current affairs and investigative videos, reaching 65 million worldwide.

 

I specialise in visual investigations using open source intelligence. My recent work on recruitment in the Russian army is the most watched video on The Economist. I enjoy telling stories across mediums and have written for The Economist and appeared in the current affairs podcast, The Intelligence. 

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My work in documentaries (BBC, CNN Originals) includes detailed research on a BAFTA-winning episode of “Who Do You Think You Are?”. This led to a series following descendants of Holocaust survivors trace their family stories: “remarkably moving TV … it is a story I suspect I will never forget” (The Guardian, 5 stars)

 

I started my career developing a documentary about climate change, David Attenborough’s highly acclaimed “Climate Change — The Facts”. I’m passionate about the power of combining human and data-led storytelling to spotlight injustice. 

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History BA, University of Oxford
Self-shooter, FS7