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Sophia Watts
Entry-level
About Me
I am a creative and detail-oriented individual with a passion for visual storytelling. I am a recent graduate in Film and Television from the University of Bristol, seeking an entry-level position within film and television production. I am proficient in camera operation (Sony FX6 and FS5), lighting and shot composition, and post-production in...
Read MoreI am a creative and detail-oriented individual with a passion for visual storytelling. I am a recent graduate in Film and Television from the University of Bristol, seeking an entry-level position within film and television production. I am proficient in camera operation (Sony FX6 and FS5), lighting and shot composition, and post-production in DaVinci Resolve, with practical experience gained across multiple student-led productions. This technical grounding is supported by a background in photography, shooting on both 35mm film and digital, and working confidently in Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. I have also contributed to the social media team for the University of Bristol's Arts Grad Fest, a student-led arts festival, where I managed the TikTok account and coordinated with the Instagram lead to maintain a consistent visual identity across platforms, developing my digital marketing skills and my understanding of audience engagement. I am also extremely interested in film and audience reception, and my dissertation, which examined the extent to which eugenic ideologies are perpetuated within contemporary Hollywood science fiction cinema, strengthened my analytical thinking and my understanding of how production choices shape audience response and understanding to complex social themes.
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