Embarking on the post-graduation chapter, my passion for stop-motion animation fuels my aspirations for a dynamic career in the industry. Building on the success of my previous work, notably the award-winning “Carrot,” my journey has led to a deepening involvement in the animation community. Recently honored with the Best London Student Animation Award by the Royal Television Society, I’m actively pursuing opportunities to elevate my craft.

With an eye on the future, I am fervently exploring the possibility of securing a Global Talent Visa to further cultivate my career in the heart of the animation world – London. Concurrently, I am submitting my graduation animation to more film festivals, aspiring to reach broader audiences and establish a name for myself in the global animation landscape. Networking remains a pivotal focus, as attending defense ceremonies and award events has already proven invaluable in connecting with fellow animators and industry professionals.

Beyond animation, I’ve diversified my skill set by delving into the art of tattooing, serving as a complementary pursuit. This dual engagement not only enhances my creative repertoire but also broadens my connections within the artistic community.

As I actively apply for exhibitions in London, I envision a future where my work is not only showcased in prestigious venues but also contributes to the vibrant tapestry of the city’s creative scene. Through relentless dedication, I aspire to carve a niche in the stop-motion animation industry, blending artistic innovation, storytelling, and networking prowess. With the Global Talent Visa as a beacon, I am poised to navigate the global animation stage and make a lasting impact on the dynamic world of stop-motion storytelling.