Selected for Offbeat Film Festival 2025
Seagulls are an essential requirement to any British seaside story. Over the past 55 years their population
has declined by over 75%, making them one of the fastest declining bird species in the UK.
This story takes its name from a line of 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and follows
BirdAid, a charity based near Eastbourne as they release gulls back to the sea.
Made in collaboration with Celia Bickersteth
and Pheobe riley Law
A collaboration between artists journeying down the East coast of the UK from Filey to Sheringham.
Together they encounter the knitted Gansey jumpers and stories of the women behind the working trawlers in the North sea.
The road trip becomes an exploration of historic, material and cinematic perspectives in care, warmth and tradition.
Selected for Open City Documentary Festival
And Braziers International Film Festival
An abstract exploration of the performativity of language in both humans and birds.
Sanford Meisner’s acting method, involving the repetition of words or phrases,
is expanded into the avian realm with mnemonics and bird whistles.
Selected for Open City Documentary Festival
And Braziers International Film Festival
An abstract exploration of the performativity of language in both humans and birds.
Sanford Meisner’s acting method, involving the repetition of words or phrases,
is expanded into the avian realm with mnemonics and bird whistles.