Translating French and German to English and copywriting.

Worked on the UK and Irish campaign for the release of Hope Dickson Leach's THE LEVELLING. Secured distribution funding from the British Film Institute for a Q&A tour of the film.

Worked on the release of documentary, WHO'S GONNA LOVE ME NOW? The release included Peccadillo Pictures' first satellite event, with the film, performance from the London Gay Men's Chorus and Q&A with the filmmakers hosted by Julian Clary broadcasted live to participating cinemas nationwide.

Drafting and executing distribution agreements.

Acquired the film for UK and Irish distribution. Briefed and developed the creative with designers.

Acquired the film for UK distribution. 

Presented the UK distribution and marketing strategy at the Norwegian International Film festival in Haugesund. 

Sold the film to international distributors as well as securing worldwide festival play.

Worked on the UK release of the film and secured festival screenings worldwide.

Delivered feedback on script drafts and edits and advised on domestic and international distribution strategy. 

Achieved international sales and festival screenings around the world for the film.

Programmed and provided support and training for an in-house programmer at the Back Room Cinema in Peckham, London. Established and grew their social media channels.

Secured distributors worldwide as well as international festival screenings.

Secured screenings at film festivals worldwide.

Programmed the cinema from its launch in 2009 until 2013. Responsible for the production of the brochures, writing copy, scheduling, returns and managing the back-end of the online ticketing system. Also managed the cinema's participation in the Europa Cinema Network - securing funding for the cinema.

Delivered a film programme and copy for their 2010 season.

Delivered a year of programming in 2005-6. The film programme was thematic to the exhibitions showing at the gallery - which included Mark Titchner's solo show IT IS YOU and the UK's first exhibition about the Black Mountain College (featuring artists such as John Cage, Merce Cunningham and R. Buckminster Fuller).