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I’m a BAFTA nominated, Glasgow based producer / director specialising in sound, moving image and documentary film.
I worked for 12 years as a multimedia producer for the Guardian, focusing on audio, archive, photography and film. I have since produced 4 short documentaries with the Scottish Documentary Institute. In 2023 my short ‘Between the Dog and the Wolf’ was broadcast on BBC4 as part of their Now and Next scheme.
In 2025 ‘The Flowers Stand Silently Witnessing’ (director Theo Panagopoulos) was shortlisted for a Bafta, and won the grand jury prize at Sundance, as well as short film jury prize at IDFA.
I am really interested in our cultural resonance as a species, as a marker of time and our existence.
Broadcast, screenings, exhibitions:
Water To The Wall (Producer)
(Director Becky Manson) 2026
Screened at EIFF, Braiziers
The Flowers Stand Silently Witnessing (Producer)
(Director: Theo Panogopoulos) 2024/5
Screenings include: Sundance, Slamdance, Hot Docs, IDFA, Falastin Film Festival, Braziers, Rekjavik International, Cinedoc, Kochi Bienale, Vilnius Film Festival, Darat Al Funun, IndieCork, Montenegro, Dokufest, Aegean Film Festival, Seattle Arab Film Festival, Douarnenez, London Short Film Festival and Blackstar.
Magnificent Citizen. A portrait of Alasdair Gray
(Director/Editor for the National Galleries of Scotland)
Screened at Gray day, Oran Mor, Glasgow. 2023
Between The Dog and The Wolf
(Director, Lux Scotland / BBC Arts)
Broadcast on BBC4. 2022
Tom McGoran ‘Dear Green Place’ 2022
(Director / Camera / Editor for Cinema Memory Archive, Lancaster University)
Screened Sapienzea University Rome, Glasgow Film Theatre
Alan Dimmick 2022
(Director/Camera / Editor for Art360/Creative Scotland)
Screened at CCA Glasgow, Dundee Collage of Art (2023) and the Wylleium (2026)
Between The Dog and The Wolf 2022
(Director for Lux Scotland / BBC 4 Arts)
Screened at CCA Glasgow
West Country (Producer) Dir: Rowan Ings, 2022
(Scottish Documentary Institute/Screen Scotland)
Screened at Big Sky Documentary Festival / Montana. British Shorts Film Festival / Berlin.
GZL/Gamis/Local Shorts, Glasgow, Edinburgh International Film Festival.
Food Bigger Than a Plate (Director/Editor for V&A)
Summer Exhibition (V&A). 2019
Artists Profiles Series
(Director/Editor for National Galleries of Scotland)
Installation at National Gallery of Modern Art Scotland 2019
Universal Motherhood (Producer for Save the Children)
https://weareanagram.co.uk/project/universal-motherhood
BBC2 / Victoria Derbyshire Show / Exhibition in London WC1. 2018
Margaret Tait, Film Poet (Director for Glasgow Woman’s Library)
Dunoon Film Festival. 2017
Orion the Man Who Would Be King (Researcher)
(Director: Jeanie Finlay)
BBC4/BBC Storyville. 2017, Sundance Film Festival. 2016, Tribeca Film Festival. 2016, Picture house Central, London. 2016
Surreal Encounters. (Director for the National Galleries of Scotland)
Summer Exhibition installation at National Gallery of Modern Art, Scotland. 2016
Meet the Producer Series (Director / Producer for The Guardian)
Cook / Feast Magazine online 2012-16
This Sucks, The Movie (Producer/Director for Starcatchers)
Glasgow Film Theatre. 2012
Margaret Tait, Film Poet (Director for Glasgow Woman’s Library)
Screening at CCA, Glasgow and Edinburgh Film Festival. 2012
Qualifications and courses:
Open City Radio Documentary Course 2022 UCL
Bridging The Gap, 2019 Scottish Documentary Institute/Screen Scotland
Now & Next Lux 2019 Scotland / BBC Arts
Guest Lecturer for 3rd year Visual Communications students at the Glasgow School of Art, 2015 & 2017
Awarded skill set archival training with the Arts Council of England for director, Jeanie Finlay, 2015
Guest Lecturer for 3rd year Photography 2012, University of Northants
Documentary Filmmaking course 2011, London Film Academy
Critical Documentary course 2011, City Lit
I worked for 12 years as a multimedia producer for the Guardian, focusing on audio, archive, photography and film. I have since produced 4 short documentaries with the Scottish Documentary Institute. In 2023 my short ‘Between the Dog and the Wolf’ was broadcast on BBC4 as part of their Now and Next scheme.
In 2025 ‘The Flowers Stand Silently Witnessing’ (director Theo Panagopoulos) was shortlisted for a Bafta, and won the grand jury prize at Sundance, as well as short film jury prize at IDFA.
I am really interested in our cultural resonance as a species, as a marker of time and our existence.
Broadcast, screenings, exhibitions:
Water To The Wall (Producer)
(Director Becky Manson) 2026
Screened at EIFF, Braiziers
The Flowers Stand Silently Witnessing (Producer)
(Director: Theo Panogopoulos) 2024/5
Screenings include: Sundance, Slamdance, Hot Docs, IDFA, Falastin Film Festival, Braziers, Rekjavik International, Cinedoc, Kochi Bienale, Vilnius Film Festival, Darat Al Funun, IndieCork, Montenegro, Dokufest, Aegean Film Festival, Seattle Arab Film Festival, Douarnenez, London Short Film Festival and Blackstar.
Magnificent Citizen. A portrait of Alasdair Gray
(Director/Editor for the National Galleries of Scotland)
Screened at Gray day, Oran Mor, Glasgow. 2023
Between The Dog and The Wolf
(Director, Lux Scotland / BBC Arts)
Broadcast on BBC4. 2022
Tom McGoran ‘Dear Green Place’ 2022
(Director / Camera / Editor for Cinema Memory Archive, Lancaster University)
Screened Sapienzea University Rome, Glasgow Film Theatre
Alan Dimmick 2022
(Director/Camera / Editor for Art360/Creative Scotland)
Screened at CCA Glasgow, Dundee Collage of Art (2023) and the Wylleium (2026)
Between The Dog and The Wolf 2022
(Director for Lux Scotland / BBC 4 Arts)
Screened at CCA Glasgow
West Country (Producer) Dir: Rowan Ings, 2022
(Scottish Documentary Institute/Screen Scotland)
Screened at Big Sky Documentary Festival / Montana. British Shorts Film Festival / Berlin.
GZL/Gamis/Local Shorts, Glasgow, Edinburgh International Film Festival.
Food Bigger Than a Plate (Director/Editor for V&A)
Summer Exhibition (V&A). 2019
Artists Profiles Series
(Director/Editor for National Galleries of Scotland)
Installation at National Gallery of Modern Art Scotland 2019
Universal Motherhood (Producer for Save the Children)
https://weareanagram.co.uk/project/universal-motherhood
BBC2 / Victoria Derbyshire Show / Exhibition in London WC1. 2018
Margaret Tait, Film Poet (Director for Glasgow Woman’s Library)
Dunoon Film Festival. 2017
Orion the Man Who Would Be King (Researcher)
(Director: Jeanie Finlay)
BBC4/BBC Storyville. 2017, Sundance Film Festival. 2016, Tribeca Film Festival. 2016, Picture house Central, London. 2016
Surreal Encounters. (Director for the National Galleries of Scotland)
Summer Exhibition installation at National Gallery of Modern Art, Scotland. 2016
Meet the Producer Series (Director / Producer for The Guardian)
Cook / Feast Magazine online 2012-16
This Sucks, The Movie (Producer/Director for Starcatchers)
Glasgow Film Theatre. 2012
Margaret Tait, Film Poet (Director for Glasgow Woman’s Library)
Screening at CCA, Glasgow and Edinburgh Film Festival. 2012
Qualifications and courses:
Open City Radio Documentary Course 2022 UCL
Bridging The Gap, 2019 Scottish Documentary Institute/Screen Scotland
Now & Next Lux 2019 Scotland / BBC Arts
Guest Lecturer for 3rd year Visual Communications students at the Glasgow School of Art, 2015 & 2017
Awarded skill set archival training with the Arts Council of England for director, Jeanie Finlay, 2015
Guest Lecturer for 3rd year Photography 2012, University of Northants
Documentary Filmmaking course 2011, London Film Academy
Critical Documentary course 2011, City Lit