As part of Channel 4's 4Crew, I work as a Social Networker and photographer creating promotional content for various aspects of the business. As a crew we create short promotional films for various Channel 4 events and schemes. Please take a look at some of the content below.

A selection of some of the photographs I took at the 4TDays Barnsley event. The full album of photographs can be found on the 4Talent Facebook Page. Link: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.428480890535291.111622.182035418513174&type=3

This set will showcase how I have helped to transform TMRW Magazine from being just an online platform to now featuring in shops like Harrods and Selfridges. It will show how I have helped to promote the magazine and display my articles that have been featured.

I also work as a freelance journalist and have had my work published on numerous platforms and in publications. I have written a few articles regarding the concept of living with an Invisible Disability. Here are the links to some of them: http://www.disabilitynow.org.uk/article/living-less-obvious http://www.disabledentrepreneurs.co.uk/de-database/ I have also previously worked promoting the Soap Opera App PERSONA which offers daily 'appisodes' to viewers in over 120 countries. Here are the links to my work published online regarding promotion for PERSONA: http://futureinfilm.com/blog/meet-persona-and-direct-soap-opera http://www.iphoneglance.com/index.php/2012/04/17/persona-drama-app-review Also, I have written a blog piece for the channel 4 website about my day at one of the events they have previously hosted. This piece can be found via this link: http://4talent.channel4.com/4talent/blogs/4talent-blog/inspiration-day-london-a-real-inspiration-living-up-to-its-name Finally, I write my own blog about Invisible Disabilities called HideAndSeek Disabilities and reach a worldwide audience. The blog has recently reached over 25,000 hits. Here is a link: www.hideandseekdisabilities.blogspot.com

The #tmrwmagazine trend that I helped to initiate and planned trended in the UK for a while on twitter before trending worldwide.