Explainers + Interviews

Here are a select few examples of digital first explainer and interviews, conducted for a range of organisations. The topics vastly differ, from art and culture, to history and climate science.

Each of these pieces was thoroughly researched and scripted. I conducted the videography for all, and selected the archival pieces for some. I also acted as the sole editor for all. Click on any of the pieces to have a closer look.

Woman with short curly hair and earrings seated in an auditorium with red seats, speaking and gesturing with her hands.

Science denial is engineered :Naomi Oreskes

The Royal Institution

Shelves filled with religious figurines, books, and decorations in a gift shop, with a variety of Catholic saints and religious icons displayed.

The African History Behind Latino Botanicas

NBC New York

A detailed mosaic sculpture of a human face made from colorful beads, with various intricate patterns and a neutral background.

What is Afrofuturism?

Hearst TV

A woman wearing a face mask sitting in front of large hanging textile art installations inside a decorated space.

‘May We Know Our Own Strength’

NBC New York

The image shows a person holding a framed photograph or document in front of a black wall with white names inscribed on it. The photograph or document appears to contain text that is difficult to read due to blurriness.

50 year's since Vietnam: How did the war change perceptions of veterans?

Hearst TV

A seahorse inside a clear plastic container of water placed on a textured surface with a cityscape and river in the background.

The Many Creatures of the Hudson River May Surprise You

NBC New York

Social Media Content

Heres are a few examples of my vertical work for the Royal Institution. All are edited by me and shot with a team of two.

Young woman with curly hair and glasses holding a banana, standing in front of a bookshelf, with a yellow banner that says 'Infinite monkey theorem'.
A man smiling, wearing a navy polo shirt with a logo, standing in front of a bookshelf, with a yellow text overlay that reads 'Tim Peake's space mission.'
A person with short dark hair, glasses, and a black T-shirt with a periodic table element symbol, smiling or laughing in a laboratory setting.
A woman with long red hair smiling and holding a paper heart-shaped craft made of pink and red paper, with a yellow banner at the bottom that reads "Mathematical Valentine's" in bold black and white text.
A man in a black jacket with an 'Ri' logo on it stands in an aisle filled with storage boxes, holding his fists in front of him in a confident pose, with the words 'Astronomical proof' overlayed at the bottom.