Hello! My name is Rose. I'm an award-winning documentary filmmaker and visual artist in the UK.
I move between the production and development sides of the TV and digital content industry. In other words, I think up and pitch ideas to brands and channel commissioners, as well as self-shooting, producing, and directing my own films.
I’ve worked with A-list talent including Jameela Jamil, John Cooper Clarke, Megan Barton-Hanson and Dan Snow, as well as some of the world’s biggest digital storytellers by reach, such as campaigner Georgia Harrison and model and influencer Olivia Neill. My critically acclaimed observational documentaries include the BBC’s Growing Up Jewish (“accessible, sensitive, joyous” - Radio Times, “[sheds] some light amidst all the heat” - the i) and Channel 4’s How to Make It on OnlyFans (“one of the most charming TV moments of 2021" - The Guardian). I’m also the winner of a Celtic Media Award for Best Short Form for my Channel 4 film Lesbian. , a collaboration with acclaimed spoken word artist lisa luxx. Originally pitched live to network commissioners at the Edinburgh TV Festival, this film was also nominated for the Iris Prize, the RTS Cymru and Broadcast Digital Awards, as well as screening at Aesthetica and numerous other prestigious festivals around the world.
I started my career in radio, and occasionally I can still be found moonlighting on the odd audio or podcast project. When I'm not producing and directing I paint and draw (you can see some of my visual art works here), and I'm also a fluent speaker of German and French, with a research Masters in German post-Holocaust literature. In a funny way, I think these passions are all related. What drives me is finding ways to connect, and to inspire empathy; trying to make others, myself, and the world, a little better understood.
I move between the production and development sides of the TV and digital content industry. In other words, I think up and pitch ideas to brands and channel commissioners, as well as self-shooting, producing, and directing my own films.
I’ve worked with A-list talent including Jameela Jamil, John Cooper Clarke, Megan Barton-Hanson and Dan Snow, as well as some of the world’s biggest digital storytellers by reach, such as campaigner Georgia Harrison and model and influencer Olivia Neill. My critically acclaimed observational documentaries include the BBC’s Growing Up Jewish (“accessible, sensitive, joyous” - Radio Times, “[sheds] some light amidst all the heat” - the i) and Channel 4’s How to Make It on OnlyFans (“one of the most charming TV moments of 2021" - The Guardian). I’m also the winner of a Celtic Media Award for Best Short Form for my Channel 4 film Lesbian. , a collaboration with acclaimed spoken word artist lisa luxx. Originally pitched live to network commissioners at the Edinburgh TV Festival, this film was also nominated for the Iris Prize, the RTS Cymru and Broadcast Digital Awards, as well as screening at Aesthetica and numerous other prestigious festivals around the world.
I started my career in radio, and occasionally I can still be found moonlighting on the odd audio or podcast project. When I'm not producing and directing I paint and draw (you can see some of my visual art works here), and I'm also a fluent speaker of German and French, with a research Masters in German post-Holocaust literature. In a funny way, I think these passions are all related. What drives me is finding ways to connect, and to inspire empathy; trying to make others, myself, and the world, a little better understood.