Fifteen years producing films at the intersection of journalism, humanitarian work, and editorial. Based in Geneva. Currently with UNHCR; bylines in The New Yorker, TIME, The Atlantic, and the Wall Street Journal.
Field mission to The New Yorker — climate and conflict converge in Mauritania.
Cinematic advocacy at a moment of donor fatigue. One screening, one standing ovation.
Five countries, a body of films humanising the fight against HIV for the Elton John AIDS Foundation.
My work sits at the intersection of journalism, documentary filmmaking, and strategic communications — shaped by over fifteen years working in complex international environments, usually with a camera close by. I create emotive, visually driven narratives that make complicated issues feel immediate, relatable, and real.