Hi! I’m Antje,

I was born in Spain with French and American roots. I spent my childhood between France and Spain before moving to England for university. In 2018, I graduated with a BSc Honours degree in Film and Television Production from the University of York, and later pursued an MA in Ethnographic and Documentary Filmmaking at UCL in 2022, where I focused on forced migration and climate change.

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In 2019, I travelled to Thessaloniki, Greece to volunteer during the Syrian refugee crisis, and I’ve remained an active advocate for asylum seekers ever since. My documentary A Letter to EU Leaders, from Syria was made collaboratively with Syrians living in some of the largest refugee camps in Syria and Jordan. For my final MA project, I created a short documentary following a Ukrainian refugee family’s journey to safety in the UK.

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My passion for creating change through photography led me to document the P.A.I.N movement in 2020 during a peaceful protest in the V&A Museum courtyard in London, where demonstrators held the Sackler family accountable for the opioid crisis. My photographs from the event were featured in several publications including The Guardian and Hyperallergic. Two years later, in response to growing public pressure, the V&A Museum officially ended its association with the Sacklers.

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Fascinated by how stories can transport audiences to unfamiliar landscapes and different worlds, I’ve spent the last five years working on major film and television sets across the UK. I've worked on productions such as The Crown (Netflix), Slow Horses (Apple TV), and most recently, HBO’s House of the Dragon.