London, UK
3 reviews$327 - $523 / Day
Request a demoI'm a capable Video Journalist and self-shooting Producer/Director with a strong editorial background, having been trained as a broadcast journalist. As a Masters graduate from City University London and working for world-renowned websites and broadcasters such as BBC, Sky and The Telegraph. I am educated and experienced in all aspects of television journalism, meaning I understand the complexities involved in factual film-making. From a technical perspective I can shoot on a range of cameras (FS5, FS5, C100, GH5), with my own Lumix GH5 kit and edit using either Premiere Pro or FCP. With a special interest in human interest and observational documentaries, I am comfortable and confident engaging with difficult subject matter and sensitive contributors - something I consider one of my greatest strengths.
April • 2020
Alex is wonderful to work with, regularly going above and beyond to deliver exceptional work. She was able to build trust and rapport with homeless contributors remarkably quickly. She also cares deeply about the final film and strives to make it as accurate, sensitive, and professional as possible. I would certainly recommend her as a very talented filmmaker.
March • 2020
Alex was quick to help us with a special project and went above and beyond. We really appreciated her creativity and hard work in bringing the story to life. Thank you!
Produced for New York Post
I shot, produced and edited this film for the New York Post about Dr. Janey Lowes, a veterinarian who left her life in the UK behind to found WECare Worldwide, a charity for street dogs in Sri Lanka.
Produced for Great Big Story
I was one of eight filmmakers around the world to shoot a part of this fascinating and unique documentary for GBS.
Produced for The Guardian [UK]
I pitched, shot and co-edit produced this documentary for the Guardian during the coronavirus epidemic and found it an extremely rewarding film to work on.
Produced for BBC News - Current Affairs
I produced and co-shot this ten-minute film about the increasing threat of vaccine hesitancy. The piece took one couple who were uncertain whether to vaccinate their unborn child or not to meet health professionals who could answer their questions directly, finally assessing whether their views had changed.
Produced for The Telegraph
I pitched, produced and directed this 35-minute current affairs documentary on the changing nature of the Russian HIV epidemic. Published on World Aids Day alongside a dispatch from the Telegraph's foreign desk, the documentary investigates why the crisis has now migrated from the LGBT community and drug users to the heterosexual community.
Produced for The Telegraph
I produced and directed this 20-minute documentary about a cold case murder from the 1980's. The piece looks at the disappearance of art student Jessie Earl from an observational perspective and explores possible links to the serial killer Peter Tobin. It was released alongside a 6-page magazine feature re-examining the case.
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