The camera training in particular makes you a valuable asset to any company, and preps you for potential freelance work in the future. 

After working several part time jobs whilst studying at university (mostly in hospitality), I had my first summer job in TV as a runner on the gameshow Sorry I didn't know. Following that, I landed a role at South Shore on the Pact Indie Scheme.

It's the best way to equip yourself for a career in television, not only does it provide great networking opportunities, you learn invaluable skills through the ScreenSkills sessions which occur each month. The camera training in particular makes you a valuable asset to any company, and preps you for potential freelance work in the future.  

What do you love best about your job?

I love brainstorming sessions. Collaborating with like-minded creative people to conceptualise and draw up ideas is extremely enjoyable, it pushes you to try and think of things in so many unique ways as a lot of formats/ideas have already been developed on TV. 

What is your big ambition?

To arrive at a point in the TV/Film industry where I'm able to guide and help a huge number of people who are struggling to find a way to break in. I couldn't believe I landed a role on the Scheme so soon after university, it's been monumental in developing my skill-set and networking opportunities.

One day I'd love to be able to be the guidance for the future generation of workers, helping them create content for millions of people.