I've been in the business of the visual arts for almost 20 years. After introducing desktop publishing into the UK by concieving and managing Neal's Yard Desktop Publishing Studio in 1988 aged 21. In 1990 I moved into graphic design. I joined Decode Design as technical director and designer where I co-designed Collier's Rules, a book on design and typography. In 1991 I became the art editor of DEC User, a monthly magazine from Emap Business Publishing.

In 1993 I joined Project Multimedia, a conference company that organised events for multinational companies all over the world. I was a senior event designer: designing conference print, logos, sets, presentations, animations and videos.

On January 16th 2006 I started work on a documentary on dating and relationships in support of Help The Aged’s Hug campaign. Instigated and produced by George Blackstone, The Things We Do for Love was completed in April and had it's cast and crew screening at The Curzon Soho in London's West End on April 26th. Since then it has been shown at the 2007 Portobello Film Festival.