Victoria is a writer, filmmaker and academic.  She has directed films and series for cinema, TV and the web, and has received a variety of project commissions from The Arts Council of England, Film Four and Channel 4.
For the last fifteen years Victoria has worked in interactive documentary. She wrote and directed British TV’s first cross platform project - Smart Hearts, a TV and online series made for Channel Four and nominated for a New Media Indie Award.  Victoria’s academic research explores how we review, interpret and present life via personal digital archives. Her current project InBox part funded by Channel 4 and Creativeworks London, is an animated documentary, and multi-platform storytelling project, exploring the multitude of stories and memories hidden in our phone memories and hard drives.

Victoria also writes media criticism for the Guardian, the Observer and Dox magazine. Her writing includes a chapter in The Tabloid Culture Reader, (McGraw Hill - 2007) which explores the impact of technology on identity and social interaction.

Victoria is a media consultant and has appeared on the BBC, Radio 4, Radio 5 and was recently interviewed for Sky News. Victoria has lectured regularly at The Royal Society of Portrait Painters, The Banff New Media Institute, The London Film School and The Royal College of Art.  She is currently the Programme Director of the MA in Documentary Practice at Royal Holloway, University of London.