Born and raised in and around Edinburgh and the Scottish Midlands, I was hopped onto the stage in early childhood. Shortly before High School, I moved Highlands, and quickly discovered that I had neither brains or brawn. After a couple of school plays though, I found I had something far more valuable; a love of pretending to be someone else, a ball of light between my ribs that has spurred me on since.

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I've worked onstage, on local radio, and both in front of and behind the camera. (Please enjoy this wonderfully sweaty picture of unpacking camera equipment. (see right.))​​​​

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In 2021, I was fortunate enough to be granted a scholarship into full-time study at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles. Besides the incredible technique and support I received from my teachers there, it helped to put my life into context for which I'll be forever grateful.

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I owe my time in voiceover work to my ever expanding list of tutors; Bill Holmes, Tony Oliver, Julie Maddalena, Crispin Freeman, Dorah Fine, and Ben Issac Diskin, to name a few. It's through my work with them that I was able to join the Equity Union, something I consider a huge milestone for me as an actor.

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As of 2025, I am in my last stretch of a BA (Hons) course in Acting and Performance at Edinburgh Napier University.

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