SELECTED WORK & PROJECTS
Broadcast, events, training and production support. A record of the work I have been part of, seen through “Listen. Communicate. Connect.”
NEWS / JOURNALISM
G7 SUMMIT — BIARRITZ, FRANCE
NEWS STUDIO — ON AIR
HIGHLIGHTS
News anchor / News programmes / Election coverage
Nippon TV NEWS24 / Terrestrial news
G7 on-site reporting / Government Internet TV
NEW EMPLOYEE / CORPORATE
TRAINER / FACILITATOR
WORKSHOP SCENE
Not what you say,
but how it lands.
Onboarding, corporate training and workshops. A practical programme built around VOICE / COMMUNICATION / LISTENING / PRESENTATION / FIRST IMPRESSION.
TRAINING INQUIRY →MC / MODERATION / EVENT PRODUCTION SUPPORT
ON STAGE — MC / MODERATION
Shaping what gets through
takes more than words.
Beyond MC and moderation, I also take on the information design, run-of-show and operational support an event needs.
SCOPE
Run-of-show design / Run of Show / Operational documents
Staff operation planning / Event Handbook
On-the-day support
TOOLS / CREATIVE CODING
I make the tools I wish existed for communicating —
from ones that work on site, to pieces made as work in their own right.
1
Rundown Builder — run-of-show generator
2026
Enter the order of proceedings and it works out the start and end time of each item, the total running time and the gap against your intended finish — then drafts the MC script itself. It is the way run-of-show sheets are built in broadcasting, moved into the browser. It also checks how long a script takes to read aloud.
2
Interactive Event Handbook
2026
Operational information for an event, designed as a web handbook staff can check from their phones. Instead of handing out a thick manual, each person sees just what they need, when they need it.
3
Event Operations Base Sheet
2026
A single editable workbook for running a 300-guest, one-day event: overview, goals, venue, equipment, staffing, run of show, operations manual and a debrief — eight sheets in all. It behaves like a spreadsheet, and once the blanks are filled in it becomes the brief the crew works from on the day.
4
Queue-free Check-in
2026
Check-in for an event with 190 guests. The guest list lived in a delivery SaaS whose API allows sixty calls a minute, and each check-in took five or six of them — a ceiling of twelve people a minute. I moved the roster to the edge each morning so the staff screen answers on the spot, and let the write-back to the SaaS catch up afterwards.
5
Bluebell Hollow
2026
A recreation of an English bluebell wood I saw some years ago.
Not one photograph or generated image — the trees, the flowers, the light and the sound are all drawn in code.
