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MAY 2009
Start work on Post Production for ICKLFLIX's Gaelic Horror Short, 'CLACH'.

Sound for Fiendish Plot's internet viral for their season at the CCA.

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APRIL 2009
Re-recording mix for 'Life Goes On'.

Alan de Pellette of Aficionado Films wins 'Best International Director' at the New York Film and Video Festival, for Declarations.

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FEBRUARY 2009
Start Post Production on Aficionado Films, debut Indie Feature 'Life Goes On'. Extenive foley and Sound design.

Voice over recording for registered Scottish Charity,Children 1st.

Give Master Class in Successful Sound at the NITF festival in Barrow on Furness.

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JANUARY 2009
Re-recording mix for Plantation Productions' Corporate video 'Orkney St'.

Location Sound, Music Design and Re-recodring mix of Fresh Perspectives' Corporate video ' Money Matters'.

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AUGUST 2008
Completed entire sound post on Aficionado Film's ‘Declarations’. Screening at the Glasgow Film Theatre on the 17th.

Participate on the School of Sound's, 'Soundtrack' Summer course. Tutors include Pat Jackson (Jarhead, The English Patient, Toy Story); Larry Sider (Street of Crocodiles, Institute Benjamenta, London); Roger Crittenden, formerly Head of Editing and Director of the Full-time Programme at the National Film and Television School; Stephen Deutsch, Head of the Soundtrack Production MA, Bournemouth University; Peter Howell, former member of BBC Radiophonic Workshop; and Annabelle Pangborn, Head of Editing, Music and Sound, National Film and Television School.

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JULY 2008
Meet with Alan De Pallette discuss working on ‘Declarations’ a series of 9 short films inspired by the Declaration of Human rights. The films were directed by Alan De Pellette of Afionado Films, they were shot on HDV and co-produced by Plantation Productions with support from The National Lottery.

Finish work on Stepping Stone Film's 'An Act Of Terror’. Work included extensive ADR, Sound design and mixing. Film accepted in the New Jersey Film festival. Nominated for BAFTA Scotland New Talent Awards in the Producer category.