I grew up immersed in the world of performing arts, surrounded by very creative people; one of them was my mum, who used to design and make the sets and props for all our performances at dance college.
I went on to work as a professional dancer for six years in London, travelling all over the country and beyond for shoots, live TV performances, and stage shows. With the job you’re exposed to the glamorous — and occasionally not so glamorous — side of the industry, spending long hours on set while observing the creative teams as they set up lighting, cameras, and props in preparation for filming.
I have always been fascinated by seeing the before and after of different projects and by how deeply satisfying it is to create something truly unique.
During my time in London performing, I took on another role in event management. Mainly at large sporting events, hosting VIP clients ensuring all guests were well looked after and having a great time. I was able to be a part of the set up at venues, running to strict timeframes, managing large groups of staff and ensuring the client is always happy!
