About
I'm an award winning freelance writer helping people tell great stories. I mainly focus on script/film work and digital creative.
I've got experience with scripts, site content, virtual reality, social content, bots, Alexa/Google Home, apps, tone of voice docs and even interview questions for the CEO of Harvey Nichols. I also frequently work as a solo creative and art director, providing insight and oversight from ideation through to post production.
I'm also passionate about charitable, political and environmental projects. Having worked with clients such as the Home Office (abuse awareness), the Climate Coalition, Make A Wish and Chestnut Tree House hospice.
If you fancy a chat, give me a shout on any of the options on this page.
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What other people have said about working with me:
”Lee is a unicorn. It's true.
He comes up with consistently cracking ideas across all channels, writes compelling copy, has a fantastic eye for art direction – and better still, he's an absolute pleasure to work with.” - Siobhan Coleman (Creative Director Ogilvy)
”I’ve really enjoyed working with Lee over the last three years as, not only is he a lovely chap and a natural collaborator, but he is a highly versatile writer that can apply himself equally to small social ideas or large ATL campaigns.” - Allan Blair (Head of Strategy DDB/Tribal)
”Lee was an absolute pleasure to work with. He's a superb writer with great attention to detail, good turnaround times and the ability to digest and work with feedback to a really high standard. He's also a friendly and responsive guy. I'd highly recommend working with him, thanks Lee!” - Sam Vestby-Clarke (Founder Toasted Digital)
”His work is diligent and thoughtful, and he adds good value to project discussions or challenges.” - Graeme Boyd (XBOX EMEA Social Media Marketing Manager)
”What separates him from other creatives is his ability to create platform ideas that he then seamlessly tailors to work for different channels and media. His ideas are strong enough and simple enough to work from a tweet to a telly ad.” - Andrew Blakeley (Strategy Director at The Ninety-Niners)
