About Me

At the heart of my work is a passion for connection and a commitment to making every moment land. I focus on drawing out the best in artists and contributors, creating space for authentic performances, and crafting stories that resonate—whether it’s a high-energy spectacle or a quiet, emotional beat.

I’m a director with a broad range of experience across television and live events, entertainment, music, theatre, festivals, news and political programming. Working alongside great teams, I’ve helped launch and shape some of the UK’s most recognisable formats, as well as directing major productions for US television.

Recently, I directed my first play for the screen—produced through my own company—which was a powerful reminder of how energising it is to step into something new. No matter how much experience I’ve gained, I’m always looking to avoid being pigeonholed. I thrive on exploring fresh territory and keeping the work creatively challenging.

Credits include Hannah Gadsby for Netflix, Big Brother, TFI Friday, Riddiculous, What Would Your Kid Do?, and The Million Pound Drop. I’ve directed stages at Glastonbury for the BBC since 2004 and worked on major international formats including Queen of the Universe (Paramount+), Name That Tune (FOX), and RuPaul’s Lingo (CBS).

I also series-direct the BBC’s political flagship Question Time—because nothing says “varied career” like bouncing from drag queens to cabinet ministers.

From U2 on the roof of Broadcasting House to sets from Kylie Minogue, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Lorde, Pet Shop Boys, Years & Years, and Scissor Sisters, I’ve had the chance to capture unforgettable live performances. These are just a few of many artists I’ve worked with over the years—each show bringing its own energy, challenges, and creative rewards.