I was born with a disability called limb pelvic hypoplasia and scoliosis – I have no arms and short legs and I use a wheelchair to get around independently. I went to a mainstream school where I was supported by learning support assistants during lessons. I did an A-level where I learnt about video editing and from this, I took it seriously and started to self-teach myself editing.

I started vlogging on YouTube where I would film my adventures such as skiing and tall ship sailing. This gave me a real insight on the different types of editing and a chance for me to use my creativity to my fullest potential. These skills led me to use them on a more professional field where I would make videos for clients. I have become a peer facilitator for people with disabilities and those with a mental health condition learning about the creative industries.

On top of all of this, I have become a president of an outdoor activity sports club called Wheels and Wheelchairs. This is a London-based group of rollerbladers and roller skaters who push around people in lightweight sports wheelchairs.

I feel when it comes to my life, I am literally just going with the flow picking opportunities which interest me and hopefully in return inspiring others to see what I am able to do with my disability.