London, UK
$400 - $700 / Day
I have a passion for capturing real-life stories and raising awareness of subjects that often go untold, from documenting the challenges of the elderly homeless in London to following LGBTI community members at the first ever gay pride in Kenya, at Kakuma Refugee Camp. I have completed films for the UN Refugee Agency, BBC, IRC, Agence French Press, Swan Films and have pitched to broadcasters and international news agencies. My broadcast credits for multi-BAFTA winning Swan Films include ‘Grayson Perry: All Man’ and ‘OW: American High School’, as well as Director credits on primetime programs across all major broadcasters. I am an experienced shooter, owning a Sony FS5 & A7Riii camera with accessories, a selection of lights and lenses, a DJI Mavic Pro drone, and a range of audio equipment. I am a proficient editor on Adobe Premiere and highly experienced in data wrangling. I am hostile environment trained, recently DBS checked, have a valid I-Visa, and available to travel at short notice.
A four-minute documentary focusing on London’s elderly homeless community aged over 65 years. The film was commissioned for fundraising purposes and used across multiple social media platforms, local and national press.
A short film promoting the work by Amara Conservation an NGO in Tsavo, Kenya’s largest National Park. It conducts educational programs for the conversation to protect the world largest population of red elephants in the park. Screened across multiple social media outputs to promote their impactful work.
This 90-minute documentary follows convicted paedophiles and their families, matching their accounts with lip-syncing actors which have never been achieved on British television. I did all the documentary recording at the contributor's homes whose identity was kept secret.
A three-part series with Turner-winning artist Grayson Perry investigating contemporary masculinity across the U.K. His previous two series for Swan won specialist Factual BAFTA but although nominated didn’t win three years running.
A four-part observational documentary series capturing the life of Sisters in Roman Catholic convents across the U.K. My responsibilities included developing contributor storylines to the SP, the technical oversight of a multi-camera Zaxcom audio system, and managing access carefully as I was the only male. Filmed on multiple Canon C300's, DSLR Gimbal and Go Pros.
A 24-part series presented by actress Penelope Keith which covered 72 villages across the U.K. My role included producing key characters at events, developing characters backstories, managing a team on location, and operating the second camera on main shoot days. Shot on Sony FS7.
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