How did you get involved in the Young Arrows?

I got involved in the Young Arrows through my work at SIREN. SIREN have been sponsors of the British Arrows events for some time now, so when Lisa asked us to compose for the event, I jumped at the opportunity.

What did you do and how do you feel in went?

I composed the track to accompany Jack Field’s brilliant animated visual for the event. I think overall, it went really well. I thoroughly enjoyed working to the brief, and everyone involved worked incredibly hard, so it was great to see it all come to life at the end of the process.

What impact to you think this will have on your career?

I hope that this will allow me to compose more for future events, whether that be for the BA or not. I write music all the time, so to have it showcased like this is something I really appreciate and would love to do more of.

What do you think the benefits are of giving young talent opportunities in this way?

I think it’ll help young talent realise their capability to be creative on a large scale like this. It definitely boosted my confidence when it comes to putting something I created from scratch out there, so I can only imagine it’ll do the same for others.

What are your career goals?

My main goal is to become a fully fledged Music Supervisor in the industry I’m currently in which I’m hopefully on the right track for, but also would love to compose music for visual media and events where I can.