Vera has collaborated extensively with independent filmmakers and has experience of working on 16mm and 35mm film, green screen productions, live TV, and in heavy prosthetics.

Below are a few examples of what she has worked on:

Son, directed by Daniel Mulloy starring Nathalie Press and commissioned by Sony, portrays the effects of an abusive relationship on a child caught in his parents' cross fire. It premiered at Slamdance 2008, winning the Grand Jury Award. Scoring plaudits and awards around the world and recognised in the UK when it won Best Short Film at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.

"A true professional from start to finish. I would have no hesitation in working with Vera again" Jim Tracy, Line Producer, Sister Films

The Games. This 15 minute film involved staging a surreal alternative Olympic Games amid the sites (from junkyards and allotments to Clays Lane estate) now demolished and enclosed by the blue hoardings. The OSA (Office for Subversive Architecture) collaborated on the set design for this piece, originally commissioned by URBIS for an exhibition 'Play: Experience the Adventure of Our Cities' the film has subsequently screened widely. It is in the BFI National Archives and recently won the Audience Award at the 2008 East End Film Festival for Hilary Powell and Dan Edelstyn of Optimistic Productions

"Vera was very professional, massively committed and a pleasure to work with - not to mention possessing an obviously huge talent" Hilary Powell, Director

Heartless for Sasha Collington from London Film School in collaboration with The National Gallery

Future Perfect and Nemesis of Man  for TS Ukpo of VertigoHeights 

On set, Osgood's Circus. Image by Maria Pudlowska

On location, Eight Minutes. Image by Jason Ward.

Film still, Nemesis of Man. Image by TS Ukpo

Film still with Christopher Hughes, Heartless. Image by Ruben Alvaro

In prosthetics on location for Siren. Director: Brandon Osterman (35mm)