I am a writer, director and producer.

I started out as a business journalist after graduating from the University of Nottingham, later going freelance to write about TV and film for trade magazines and the national newspapers. I have a NCTJ diploma in Media Law and Regulation.

This led to my work in factual television – both in development and production – while at the same time I continued to write fiction in the form of plays and drama scripts, largely inspired by real-life events. I have been on attachment at the Royal Court Theatre in London and had a sell-out show at the Edinburgh Festival.

I now develop, produce and directs documentaries and hybrid non-fiction. In 2022, I wrote a narrative non-fiction book about John Stonehouse, the 1970s MP who faked his own death. The book was co-written with respected City author Philip Augar, and published by Simon & Schuster.