Video
Duty to Country
Through the eyes of a First Nations child safety officer, this documentary explores the complex intersection of culture, identity and the child protection system. Drawing on lived experience and the legacy of intergenerational trauma, it reveals the challenges of navigating a system deeply affected by historical injustices and ongoing distrust within First Nations communities. Caught between his professional responsibility and his cultural ties, Corin Walker advocates for children to remain connected to family, community and culture, while confronting the personal cost of working within a system many of his own people fear.
The Apprentice
The apprentice is a short documentary that delves into the mistreatment and misogyny women face in the blue collar fields. It features Hayley Ridland, who at 18 years old entered the trade industry as an electrician but soon came face to face with the harsh realities of working in a male dominated industry.
LinkedIn, Get to Know Me
Submitted as a short video assessment in my final semester at The University of Queensland, this piece details the skills I’ve gained as an amateur golfer and how they translate to my work as an industry professional
Journalism Project
This piece is a project pitch for my final journalism assessment piece in my degree. It focuses on the importance of diversity in sport and how local organisations are working to help youth refugees participate in sport.