CREATIVE DIRECTION
& PRODUCTION
Putting the “PRO” in Production.
“Fail to prepare, prepare the fail”
Anything with a lot of moving parts, has the likelihood to go wrong - unless I’m in charge.
My love of creativity, visual storytelling and organisation is what makes me a strong producer. I love bringing big ideas to life, making sure every detail is considered and keeping everything running smoothly behind the scenes.
2026
Music Video: “I Don’t Wanna Get a Job”
(Currently in post-production. Here's a preview.)
Have you ever wanted to throw in the (career) towel and resign yourself to life as a stay-at-home girlfriend?
I'm sure we've all been there. As women, we do it all. And when you're as burnt out as your toast, it's easy to find yourself fantasising about a completely different life.
This humorous production is a playful, tongue-in-cheek nod to the 1950s housewife, exploring the romanticised idea of domestic bliss.
But is being a tradwife really as glamorous as it seems?
Credits: Writer, Art Director, Producer, Editor, Colourist & Location Scout.
Filming Location: The Pink Door, Port Willunga, Adelaide, Australia.
Music Video: “Out on the Road”
Torn between the love of home and the pull of new adventures, follow Jen as she navigates life as an Irish girl living in Australia.
Though thousands of miles from Ireland, her roots are never far away. From familiar Irish traditions to little reminders of home, this playful visual story explores the bittersweet feeling of belonging somewhere new while always carrying a piece of where you came from.
How many Irish references can you spot?
Credits: Writer, Art Director, Producer, Editor & Colourist
Filming Locations: Coogee Beach & Gordon's Bay, Sydney, Australia.
Music Video: “Babe, I’m Lost”
Why settle for a conventional visual interpretation of being “lost” when you can make it a little more fun, feminine and theatrical?
Inspired by the women of the Wild West saloons, this video reimagines the idea of the “lost woman” or “fallen dove”. Saloon girls were entertainers whose role was to charm gentlemen drinkers, encourage them to stay a little longer and spend a little more.
This production is a playful, feminine and slightly provocative tribute to these women, bringing a little vintage Western glamour to the screen.
Were we a little too harsh on our cowboys?
Credits: Writer, Art Director, Producer, Editor, Casting & Location Scout.
Filming Location: Shotgun Willies, Adelaide, Australia.
Music Video: “SHAKIN’” | 🏆 AADC 2026 Finalist
She’s always been known as “the crazy one”.
Follow our cowgirl, Jen, as she chases a night of romance, dancing and heartbreak, whilst being her wild, authentic self.
This production is a celebration of letting your true colours shine. Be silly, have fun and enjoy the party. After all, life's too short to take yourself too seriously.
Which cowgirl look is your favourite?
Credits: Writer, Art Director, Producer, Casting & Location Scout.
Filming Location: Buddy's Self Serve Brewery, Sydney, Australia.
2024
Music Video: “Badass Van”
Sometimes you spot a vehicle so cool that you simply have to write a song about it.
“Badass Van” was inspired by a genuinely badass van spotted at Bondi Beach. My bandmates and I (Desert Runner) left a note on the windscreen letting the owner know that the automobile had inspired our best track.
As luck would have it, the owner turned out to be just as cool as the vehicle. A fun, free-spirited character, he offered to let us use the van in our music video. He even makes a cameo appearance as “Suit Guy”.
Remember: what happens in the van, stays in the van.
Did you spot “Suit Guy”? And did you notice he's actually featured in two other music videos? Turns out, he loved acting!
Credits: Writer, Art Director, Producer, Director
Filming Location: Sydney, Australia.