I have been working with Screenlife Liverpool, crafting social media advertisements and assisting with short film productions.

This included short-form content promoting their new Filmmaking Guidebook, for which I provided cinematography, motion design, editing, and voice-over work from scratch. This task initially proved challenging, given the tight deadline and the idea of combining the mediums of Screenlife and literature into an engaging and effective advert. To start this process, I established a communication channel with the client, keeping them informed of all progress and changes to my workflow. I created a storyboard for the project that the clients were happy with and that they could input their own ideas into. During the process, I utilised the skills I had gained from my Screenlife and freelance work to develop my workflow. Using professionally filmed footage of the book, digital copies of its pages and Screenlife-styled motion graphics, I created an advert that combined the book's contents with the computer screen genre in an engaging and informative way.

The advert effectively conveyed the book's contents in relation to the Screenlife format and offered insight into the skills filmmakers will gain from its pages. Ultimately, the final product was polished, engaging, professional and was successful with my clients at Screenlife.

This experience helped reinforce my ability to work with clients, provide feedback and ensure quality in everything I deliver.