Amelia is drawn to stories that immerse audiences in unfamiliar worlds and challenge conventional perspectives. Her work is driven by a passion for emotionally engaging, innovative storytelling that amplifies underrepresented voices and makes complex subjects accessible to wide audiences. This approach led her to originate a BBC series format that went on to become an award-winning four-part documentary series.
Her experience ranges from producing high-profile on-screen talent to overseeing complex and high-risk shoots, such as filming with gang leaders in Chicago on the streets and inside jail and with cults in Colombia. Whatever the subject, Amelia's focus remains the same: building trust with contributors and uncovering the human stories at the heart of every story.
Beyond documentary, Amelia has produced and hosted the podcast Close-Up, moderated and presented industry panels, and created content for brands and organisations including Nike, ASOS, Sevenstore and Manchester International Festival. Her work has also been recognised by Women in Journalism.
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