This position really pushed me. I have been Responsible for; the daily accounting in a busy community centre, answering phones, email and visitors enquiries. I produced all the posters, publicity material, and exhibitions for the centres events and weekly programme. I ran school visits, attended publicity group meetings, conceived and established a room booking system. I also produced large banners and other artwork.

I began making films in 2005, and have a list of my previous professional projects which have ran along side my other employment. I use digital video, live sound recording, cubase, final cut pro, flash, Photoshop and Illustrator at a professional level.

This job was very dusty – and great fun. Working on the shop floor in the kilnforming department of the architectural glass firm ‘Fusion’, renown in the industry for quality and innovation. I work with a team of five creating moulds from drawings and plans, preparing different types of glass and then firing the kilns.

My fondest memories reside here. Similar to the work I have been doing in London only on a smaller scale in Dublin. I lived in Ireland helping to run the centres activities.

This was a very magical time, difficult to describe its relevance and impact on a CV. I worked and studied in a large residential centre – a massive country mansion in 40 aches of parkland in north Somerset. I engaged in fulltime study for 4 years, completed retreats, and sat exams, as well as basic admin work in the Centre.