Annee writes fiction, essays, and creative non-fiction. Her work explores memory, grief, and intergenerational stories, seeking to uncover connections between personal and collective experience. Read some of her published work here. 

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Alongside her creative work, Annee is a creative strategist, copywriter, and editor, specializing in storytelling for social impact. She works as an in-house writer and editor at Tate & Clayburn, an editorial agency based in Brixton. She also co-founded Effective Creative, a collective making high-quality creative marketing and fundraising services accessible to small charities and non-profits. Her writing and filmmaking work has supported organizations including Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity, Dogs Trust, The R&A Foundation, The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), and UNICEF, among others.

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In film, Annee has written, directed, and edited documentary and narrative shorts. While studying at Georgetown University, she assisted on a documentary project about the descendants of enslaved people sold by Jesuit priests in 19th-century Maryland, as well as directed a short documentary about her grandparents which won awards on the US festival circuit. She produced and co-hosted two seasons of The Cinema Silo Podcast, a film criticism series.

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Annee earned an MPhil in Ancient Greek and Roman History at the University of Oxford as a Marshall Scholar, studying numismatics and excavating in Greece, Bulgaria, and North Macedonia. She also earned an MA in Film & Screen Media from Birkbeck, University of London, where she studied feminist and psychoanalytic film theory as a Beinecke Scholar.  ​​​