I shot, edited and appeared in this video for my song The First Breath of Winter. I filmed most of the shots with a tripod or by propping-up my camera on other objects, over the course of a few days in London. A few additional shots were taken in Wales and I also drew from my archive to find some shots of Canada and the Alps. The aim was to create a world that doesn't really exist but evokes the romantic, fairy-tale feel of the song visually and also represents the branding and aesthetics of this project.

I made this short video in 2023 to promote a piece I composed for my first album, titled Perpetual Sunrise. I filmed and edited it over one morning, with the objective of capturing the essence of how it feels to have your first coffee of the day. It was shot vertically as it was originally intended for TikTok and Instagram reels.

This is another music video that I made for the Where's Piers? project. This film juxtaposes scenes from Canada (where the song is set), with live performances after my return to the UK. This creates a framing device in the narrative, which alternates between past and present. This video was edited from pre-existing footage taken from my time in Canada and also from Cambridge Folk Festival in the UK. My goal was to create a sense of nostalgia for a particular time and place, framed through the lens of live storytelling in the present.

I made this video for my entry to D&AD New Blood 2025. The aim was to advertise Hellmann's mayonnaise to young adults moving away from home, via social media. I really wanted to create something that would actually provide genuine value to someone watching, as so much of what is online seems very superficial these days. The concept was based on the idea of 'mother' sauces and the idea that you could use Hellmann's as the base for a number of other sauces to make quick but impressive meals. With hindsight, it would have been good to do this as part of a team or have feedback, but it was difficult with time pressures and other factors.