Grace is an award-winning filmmaker whose work playfully uses cinematic form to explore the role socio-political forces play in our daily experiences. Her films have been selected for international film festivals and presentation in gallery spaces including BFI London Film Festival, Camden International Film Festival, DOC NYC, Hamptons International Film Festival, Sheffield Doc/Fest, OpenCity Film Festival, The ICA and The British Library. She regularly works as a filmmaker for the Emmy and BAFTA award winning Channel 4 Film Fund directing short films that explore online radicalisation and democracy in the digital age.

She has just completed her debut feature, DEPENDENCE, which won the Harrell Award at Camden International Film Festival 2026. The jury described “With transparency and courage, this is a film that portrays the messiness of life, the inevitability of death, and does it with grace, humor and tenderness.”

DEPENDENCE is next screening as part of the Grierson Competition at the BFI London Film Festival.

Grace’s mid length film Speak to Me was selected for the 2018 British Council presentation of films, and her 2015 short Here We Are was showcased at BAFTA when she was selected as a BAFTA Star of The Future. Her most recent short, THE FAMILY STATEMENT (Vimeo Staff Pick December 2023) premiered in competition at Sheffield Doc/Fest and was released on Field of Vision in November 2023. Alongside her filmmaking practice she is a lecturer on the UCL Public Anthropology's Ethnographic and Documentary Film MA.

She is an alumni of the National Film and Television School, UK, and the recipient of fellowships from the Points North Institute, BAFTA, and UnionDocs. She was a 2022 SPACE Artist Award and an Arts Council DYCP grantee for 2023–2024.

Email her here. Her tumblr is here.