I have appeared as an extra in numerous scenes for the 2012 British thriller film 'Piggy'. Other than that I have no professional acting experience, although in my younger years as a pre-teen my parents had placed me briefly in several stage schools for some time, from which I was removed.
I chose to leave one school due to an awful disposition displayed by many of the students there, who generally would be difficult to work with as they would resist putting any effort in at all. I would not work with anyone like that in any setting, especially drama, where teamwork is essential.

I believe that some aspects of acting cannot be taught. Being able to effectively portray emotions can be a natural talent, otherwise one has to literally experience certain situations to truly understand and connect with the emotions involved. This is why method acting offers a brilliant alternative into gaining insight and the unknown. I believe I can genuinely and realistically empathise and connect with characters.

I have appeared as an extra in numerous scenes for the 2012 british thriller film 'Piggy'.

I am currently teaching classical piano to children aged 7-15 on a regular basis. When I was roughly around 8-13 I had an exceptional voice and had performed on occasions, particularly at home and at school in front of a large crowd.

My voice having broken, at 15 I learned the piano for which now I possess a grade 8 certificate in its performance. Since then I am a pianist with an exceptionally advanced playing standard, having studied under virtuoso concert pianists including Clive Williamson.

I have very recently gained my music degree at the University of Surrey, majoring in performance and composition.