A filmmaking interest was sparked at an early age, I wandered through life with a camcorder in hand. Highlights of my early film career included the 2010 screening of “The Art of Theft” in Sydney as part of Tropfest’s Trop Jr festival for films created by under-15’s. In 2012 “The Waubra Windfarm” won both Best Cinematography and Best Documentary at Bond University’s annual BUFTA awards. In 2014 “Timeless” screened in New York as a finalist at the All American High School Film Festival and finished inside the top 7 for best direction out of over 200 selected films. In 2015 “Get Out” won best film at the Boroondara Youth Film Festival.

My creative practice pivoted to Architecture in 2017, continuing to explore an interest in narrative through design, the creation of experiential spaces that endeavour to engage the senses and heighten perception, especially when concerned with spaces of culture and art. Film and architecture run in parallel. My work has received recognition throughout my studies, including being awarded the Bates Smart medal in 2021 for my graduating thesis project, (re)Collecting Rural.

In addition to architecture, my work includes event and sport photography as well as a graphic design across many mediums including websites, brochures and promotional imagery and posters.

I completed a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Creative Writing and Cinema Studies in 2017 and graduated with a Masters of Architecture in 2021, both at the University of Melbourne.

In 2011 I cofounded a film production group — Skybound Productions — and currently work freelance in filmmaking and design under the banner of Bonwick Media Productions. In 2020 I cofounded a digital fabrication and 3D printing studio in Melbourne, Superfab.studio. I currently work full-time as a Graduate of Architecture at Hassell Studio in Melbourne and tutor in undergraduate design subjects at the University of Melbourne.