ABOUT
Swiss-Jamaican writer, Cultural Producer & Story Editor
I’m a writer, cultural producer, and story editor working across film, television, and music. My work has largely lived at the intersection of entertainment, journalism, and creative production — but I’m increasingly drawn toward centring the creative process itself: documenting, supporting, and amplifying the lived experiences of BIPOC artists, women & diasporic cultural communities.
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Film Production and Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia, and I completed the Modern Journalism program developed by NYU x Rolling Stone. My work has screened at film festivals across North America, and I was selected for the 2021 Catalyst Mentorship cohort at the Vancouver International Film Festival.
I’ve worked across Ghanaian television, VFX, commercial production, broadcast, and network television, gaining a broad understanding of how creative projects move from idea to audience. I’ve served as a story editor, video editor, content producer, and entertainment journalist, and I host the interview podcast Walk The Talk Babe, highlighting Black women shaping film, television, music, and fashion.
kinship, respect & cultural ecosystems that Will endure
I’m drawn to work that is relational and rooted in cultural continuity — work that honours the foundations others have built and connects with cultural history — by supporting artists, witnessing creative process, and contributing to spaces where collaboration, vulnerability, and collective expression can thrive.
