A microphone or camera in front of me? That won't scare me. In fact: I see it as the perfect opportunity to put on a (small) show. In the past by singing Piet Piraat on the table under the watchful eye of all my parents' friends, now with interviews, webinars and soon - yes, how cliché - hosting a podcast.

With my three years of experience as a (freelance) editor for various lifestyle magazines such as MANIFY and The Outdoors, I have extensive experience in conducting interviews. My microphone and I have already met names such as: Bram Krikke, Frank Lammers, Lexie Alford, Jeff Staple and Nesim & Fraasie. I also conduct interviews for Lotus; CUPRA; Ford; Lisette Magazine; the Johan Cruijff ArenA and various recreation magazines based on my experience as an editor and copywriter.

So I have no lack of experience with a microphone. And lately I have also been trying to kickstart my experience with a camera. In recent months I have given webinars for internal communication and have spoken as a 'ChatGPT expert' on podcasts such as TCL Talks. Furthermore, from Q4 I will start as host of the upcoming audio magazine for a previously mentioned lifestyle magazine. In this I will be allowed to appear in front of both the microphone and the camera. I am really looking forward to that.

To further develop my interest and skills for camera work, I would like to work as a presenter. But I also have a huge love for acting. It does not - in the slightest - compete with my experience with interviews or presenting, but: during my high school years I followed drama/theater as an extra subject. Purely because I liked it so much. At that time I also played in quite a few short films. So that interest also exists.

It would be great if we could look together at what is possible! Let me know.