Every project is scoped and priced individually. Fees depend on the scale, complexity, timeline, and deliverables involved. I don’t offer one-size-fits-all packages because the work I do is deeply tailored to the people, places, and outcomes you’re aiming for.

After an initial conversation, I’ll propose a clear scope and budget that reflects what’s actually required to do the work properly.

Yes, I love working on social media clients. I work with brands and organisations who want thoughtful, original social media that aligns with their wider narrative and goals. This can include visual production, copy, content direction, and strategic oversight.

For ongoing social media support, I require a minimum three-month retainer. This ensures there’s enough time to build coherence, test what resonates, and produce work that’s intentional rather than reactive.

I’m not the right fit for daily posting churn or trend-led volume without strategy.

I don’t take on projects that rely on extraction, misrepresentation, or shallow storytelling — particularly where there’s a clear power imbalance between brands and communities.

When it comes to social media, I’m not the right fit for brands looking for purely transactional, hard-sell content. I’m more interested in building awareness, meaning, and trust through thoughtful storytelling, where the work naturally leads to engagement and product movement over time, rather than aggressive or short-term marketing tactics.

I work independently but collaborate regularly with a trusted network of photographers, filmmakers, designers, writers, and producers. This allows me to scale projects thoughtfully while keeping creative direction focused and consistent. Teams are built intentionally, based on what each project needs.

• Early stage — when you’re shaping how your brand or project shows up in the world and need a thought partner to establish foundations like narrative direction, visual language, and creative guardrails.

• Activation stage — when the foundations are there, but you need help turning them into meaningful campaigns, platforms, or community-facing work.

• Growth stage — when there’s momentum, and you’re ready to refine, expand, or elevate your storytelling through larger campaigns, new markets, or more ambitious production.

Or simply: when you’re ready to invest in work that builds connection, trust, and long-term value.

I work with a range of budgets, but I’m honest about what’s achievable. I’m always happy to explore smaller-scope projects with values-aligned teams who care deeply about the work. What matters most is clarity, intention, and a shared understanding of what success looks like. I also love to barter on occasion!

Clients usually bring me in when they need a dependable, adaptable visual producer who can take a brief and execute it thoughtfully — whether that’s locally or on the ground anywhere in the world.

Often, there’s a strong idea or story already forming, but no clear path to producing it. I help shape that idea into a visual narrative and carry it through production, from planning to delivery. I also work with teams who have an established experience, product, or business that needs a visual refresh.

I’m also frequently engaged by clients who want to manage their own social media in-house but need support setting up systems, direction, and training. I help them build confidence, consistency, and clarity rather than ongoing dependence.

Start by getting in touch with a brief overview of your project, timeline, and goals. From there, we’ll schedule a chat to see if it’s the right fit creatively, practically, and ethically.