About Me

I’m Joe, a Video & Audio Editor, sound designer, documentary maker, radio presenter and drone operator based in the UK, specialising in shaping interview‑led stories, restoring archival audio, and crafting visually engaging short‑form documentaries.

I recently graduated from the University of Salford with a 2:1 in TV & Radio Production, where I developed a strong foundation in narrative editing, sound design, and multi‑platform content creation.

My work sits at the meeting of storytelling and technical precision. Whether I’m cutting together interviews, cleaning up challenging audio, or building motion graphics that support a narrative, I’m driven by the same goal: to create clear, emotionally resonant experiences for audiences.

I’ve produced projects that combine talking heads, archive material, B‑roll, and subtle motion graphics - often for museum‑style or educational contexts where clarity and pacing matter as much as creativity. I’m comfortable working independently or as part of a wider production team, and I enjoy collaborating with curators, producers, and contributors to bring a project to life.

What I’m Good At

• Video Editing: shaping interviews, pacing narrative, integrating archive footage

• Audio Restoration: noise reduction, EQ, level matching, clarity enhancement

• Motion Graphics: titles, animated maps, lower thirds, subtitles

• Colour Correction: matching mixed‑source footage

• Project Organisation: efficient timelines, asset management, deadline‑driven delivery

Tools I Use

• Premiere Pro

• DaVinci Resolve

• Avid Pro Tools

• Audition

• After Effects

• Photoshop

• GIMP

What I’m Working Toward

I’m building a career focused on museum, heritage, documentary, and educational content, where thoughtful editing and strong audio work can genuinely shape how people experience history and real‑world stories.