I have 3+ years of professional experience working in post-production, my most recent role as Editor on feature film Welcome to G-Town, which recently played as part of Glasgow Film Festival's Official Selection. Prior to this I had a long-standing post at Imagine Learning, reaching above and beyond my Post Production Assistant duties to edit online educational content using Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, creating accompanying motion graphics. This combined with my experience editing award-winning and festival-qualifying short films makes me an ideal candidate for your position. Some recent work I am most proud of would have to be Hot Young Geek Seeks Blood-Sucking Freak, on which I was the Editor. This short has played at multiple festivals worldwide, winning Best Scottish Short at SQIFF 2024 and being nominated for Iris Prize’s Best British Short Film (2025). It is currently available to watch on Channel 4 online. I am exhilarated at the success this short has had, and am proud of how I was able to convey the comedic beats of the scenes/quippy dialogue through the pace of the edit. With my backlog of assorted experience and an insatiable drive to create impactful art, I can prove myself as an enthusiastic and hardworking force within your team.…I have 3+ years of professional experience working in post-production, my most recent role as Editor on feature film Welcome to G-Town, which recently played as part of Glasgow Film Festival's Official Selection. Prior to this I had a long-standing post at Imagine Learning, reaching above and beyond my Post Production Assistant duties to edit online educational content using Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, creating accompanying motion graphics. This combined with my experience editing award-winning and festival-qualifying short films makes me an ideal candidate for your position. Some recent work I am most proud of would have to be Hot Young Geek Seeks Blood-Sucking Freak, on which I was the Editor. This short has played at multiple festivals worldwide, winning Best Scottish Short at SQIFF 2024 and being nominated for Iris Prize’s Best British Short Film (2025). It is currently available to watch on Channel 4 online. I am exhilarated at the success this short has had, and am proud of how I was able to convey the comedic beats of the scenes/quippy dialogue through the pace of the edit. With my backlog of assorted experience and an insatiable drive to create impactful art, I can prove myself as an enthusiastic and hardworking force within your team.WWWW…