VISUAL ARTIST

I started working behind the camera upon the entry of my Bachelor's degree in "Live Events and Television" from The University of the Arts London, in 2016. Through the course and university I discovered screen writing, creative producing, the art department and much more. I additionally discovered a love and passion for working on projects with principally humanitarian and social impact aims. This resulted in not only furthering my studies with a Masters in "Design For Social Impact" at The Paris College of Art but also the creation of my own film production association titled "Du Coeur Productions".

DANCE FOR EMILY BY ADELLAIN TSIAHINA

A story regarding sisterly love and support and how that can make all the difference when going through some of life's most difficult hardships.
Role: Producer, Cowriter, Actress

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LA LETTRE BY KATHERINE HAROLD AND CELTILL JALABER

Short film speaking on marital issues in the 1950's as the wife seeks more independence and recognition within the relationship. Story loosely inspired by Henrik Ibsen's play 'A Doll's House'.
Role: Writer, Codirector

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CHRISTINE BY KATHERINE HAROLD AND CELTILL JALABER

A short film speaking on strength and overcoming in the midst and despite domestic violence.
Role: Writer, Codirector

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Here For You by Katherine Harold and Celtill Jalaber (Clip)

A short film speaking on the importance of having a support group when struggling with mental illness, in particular Borderline Personality Disorder.
Role: Writer, Codirector

Love At First Swipe by Aline de Rham

A short romantic comedy based around Tinder.
Role: Coproducer, Writer, Actress

Orphans by Dennis Kelly (Trailer)

For theater company Cie Changer L'Ampoule. Play speaking on racism.
Role: Producer, Writer, Director

Dear Home Office by Ray Kilby

Tariq is a teenager; he is also a refugee. Tariq is seeking asylum in the United Kingdom after escaping persecution in his birth country. With a journey that no human being should have to suffer let alone an unaccompanied fourteen-year-old, Tariq makes his way across continents, via truck, boat, train and lorry; escaping prison, suffering hunger and avoiding danger to arrive at the border of the UK and his subsequent attempt to settle in this country is his story. We witness Tariq's battle with loneliness and the authorities. We share his frustration with The Home Office as he awaits a decision as to whether he has the right to remain. Tariq hopes and prays he has found a place where he will be safe and free and can find a new home. Tariq is played by eight boys, actual young asylum seekers and refugees, some of whom await the Home Office's decision about their uncertain futures.
A feature documentary.
Role: Art Director's Assistant

Call Me Joan! by Adam Kalderon

A costume designer is bullied for his homosexuality and reborn as JOAN!, a super-heroine drag queen who speaks only in Joan Crawford quotes to fight prejudice and homophobia around the world.
Role: Art Department Cordinator