I'm an audio-visual storyteller with a background that spans across Singapore, Indonesia, Italy, the Netherlands and now London. Having studied Arts and Culture at Maastricht University and Creative Writing at the University of Oxford, I've turned my attention to multi-media storytelling, exploring climate, censorship and consciousness. I've worked for some of YouTube's leading channels, including Outlore with Eleanor Neale, Atrium and Versed. My videos have garnered over 20 million views on YouTube and helped propel podcasts into the Top 10 on the U.S. Spotify charts.

My episodes have been featured on Spotify's Best True Crime Podcasts of 2025 and are now available to watch on Netflix. Empathy sits at the heart of everything I create, establishing my reputation as a storyteller with a keen eye for nuanced narratives that centre voices too often overlooked.

With years of experience telling the human stories that matter most, I've recently taken on a video production role with a human rights organisation, investigating stories and producing digital-first content advocating for freedom of expression and the release of political prisoners. My work spans the entire production process, creating platform-native content, from short-form social videos to long-form documentaries. Alongside filmmaking, I specialise in social media strategy, creative direction and channel growth, helping organisations build engaged online communities and expand their digital reach.

I've recently completed the BBC's Create and Connect programme, delivered in collaboration with YouTube and the National Film and Television School (NFTS). The programme further developed my expertise in digital growth, community building and audience engagement.

Hi, I’m Rhiannon.

The values in my creative work

“I believe the role of storytellers is to reflect the times we live in. Trust is a fickle thing in the digital age, but empathy will always remain our equinox. Through my work, I want to harness the transformative power of storytelling to ignite our collective imagination to envision a better future for all.”