Language of Life

BFI Network Plus Supported & Screen Cornwall Funded short, shot in Polperro, Cornwall in 2025. Directed by Holly Janem and produced by myself.

A bond forms between two women at opposite ends of life; they share a conversation that transcends age and experience.

Headland Hotel, Brand Film

The Headland Hotel needed something truly special: a signature brand film that respected its incredible history while feeling fresh and appealing to a new generation of guests. Our core mission was to deliver a visually dynamic and emotionally resonant piece that honoured their heritage and positioned the hotel as a vibrant, contemporary destination.

Legacy Giving Film, Cornwall Wildlife Trust

The goal of this campaign was deeply personal and purpose-driven: to encourage supporters to consider leaving a gift in their Will to Cornwall Wildlife Trust. Unlike a fast-paced social ad, a legacy film needs to build an emotional connection and a sense of timelessness. We wanted to showcase the incredible diversity of Cornwall’s landscapes—from rugged coasts to ancient woodlands—to remind people what is at stake. By capturing the beauty of Cornwall, we created a moving piece of content that inspires a lifelong commitment to local nature conservation.

Recovering the Rainforest, Woodland Trust

This ward-winning documentary for the Woodland Trust was designed to be the definitive film for people wanting to learn about Temperate Rainforests. This film has won 2 awards; in the 2025 Smiley Charity Film Awards, it won Judges’ Award 2025 Gold Long form Over £5million and at Cornwall Film Festival it picked up the Best Environmental Climate & Sustainability Award.

Brand Film, Whatley Manor Hotel & Spa

Whatley Manor entered into a new season of its life this October and needed a fresh brand film that communicated exactly the feeling that staying at this incredible hotel gives you. 

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A haiku narrates this film, with quiet moments, stunning sound effects and sunlight doing the rest, we created a snapshot of Whatley for everyone to see and feel.