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director, writer &photographer.
Coral crafts poetic, human-centred work shaped by land, connection,
and quiet attention.

Her work is rooted in stillness, beauty, and emotional truth but it’s never too heavy. Whether collaborating with actors or real people, Coral brings a natural instinct for wit, intimacy, and storytelling. From performance-led shorts to visually ambitious campaigns, she works fluidly across genres and formats, always anchored by emotional honesty.

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She’s created films for global brands including Gillette, LEGO, Braun, Volvo, Bed Head, and Facebook, with shoots taking her from Thai temples to Johannesburg skateparks. With a background in photography, Coral’s approach is quietly observant and emotionally precise.

 

Past collaborations include Feel the Beat (Facebook x TCO London), The Skateboard and the City (Skateistan x Highsnobiety), and One Hundred Schools, a documentary on education in rural India.

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She’s currently developing her debut feature, Rewild, a lyrical, darkly comic anthology exploring our tangled relationship with the natural world.​ Coral is always open to new creative partnerships, especially ones that welcome care, curiosity, and the odd patch of wild.

Press & Features

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  • AdForum / MAD Stars -  Crystal Award, Film Craft for Second Shave

  • New Delhi Film Festival, (Special Jury Mention – Documentary Short)

  • Official Selection – Aryan International Film Festival of Jaipur, India,

  • Facebook Thailand (EssenceMediacom) – Campaign feature: Second Shave

  • David Reviews – Pick of the Day, Second Shave (Gillette)

  • Little Black Book – “Love, Compassion and Prosperity in Gillette's 'Second Shave'”

  • Creativepool – #BehindTheIdea: Bed Head – Stay Headstrong

  • TCO London – Feel the Beat (Facebook) as part of Beyond the Screen series

  • Highsnobiety / Skateistan / Girls Skate UK – The Skateboard and the City (Johannesburg doc)

  • Communicate Magazine – LEGO’s Rebuild the World, remote direction

  • WaterBear Network  - One Hundred Schools documentary streaming feature

  • The Teen Rodeo Riders of the Deep South Photo Essay - Huck Magazine

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