I am a recent graduate of the National Film and Television School, having studied the MFA Directing and Producing Science and Natural History. In that time I have filmed a number of natural history and science documentaries, most recently Lazarus, which is about a man called Michael Smith, who keeps finding supposedly extinct species on holidays, a... Read More

I am a recent graduate of the National Film and Television School, having studied the MFA Directing and Producing Science and Natural History. In that time I have filmed a number of natural history and science documentaries, most recently Lazarus, which is about a man called Michael Smith, who keeps finding supposedly extinct species on holidays, and our expedition to find a Buru babirusa together. Before that I made a film about eels, which follows them from pie and mash shops in East London to the Sargasso Sea.

I am a confident self-shooter and editor, and have a demonstrable track record of finding stories that haven't been told before. I greatly enjoy conducting in-depth research, communicating academic literature, identifying key contributors, and setting up shoots with both new and experienced contributors and other personnel from scratch. I have remote location experience and the ability to direct crews. I offer audience-sensitive editorial judgement, creative vision, and practical production know-how. I am happy working independently or within large teams. I have a solid understanding of studio workflows and production demands. I am passionate about documentaries, specialist factual, and especially natural history, and am happiest when turning complex ideas into films that inform, educate, and entertain. Read Less