Shoreham-by-Sea, UK
$400 - $800 / Day
I am a Director, DP, Producer and Editor with 20 years experience working in documentary film. I have experience working with many international Third Sector organisations, including Oxfam, UNICEF, UNDEP and the WFP. My experience extends to broadcast, having shot content for ITV, Channel 4, Arte and Journeyman TV. I shoot with the Kinefinity Mavo Edge and have a passion for crafting stories which highlight social and environmental issues. My kit list includes: Mavo Edge 8K full frame cinema camera Fujinon MK 18-50 and 55-135 zoom lenses IRIX 21mm, 45mm and 150mm 1:1 macro lenses Aperture 300x and 3 x Lishuai LED lighting panel kit Westcott Fast Flag kit Zoom F6 32-bit audio recorder Saramonic UwMic9S wireless microphone kit Rode NTG5 microphone 1m Cineslider DJI RS3 Pro Mavic Pro 2 drone
Produced for Reelmedia Film
Until the last drop is an intimate documentary from Reelmedia Film that shows the different realities faced by Israeli and Palestinian farmers in accessing water. Shot in Area C of the West Bank, we follow Abu and Eli as they struggle and prosper in one of the most contested lands in the world.
Produced for Reelmedia Film
This hidden camera film ask the people of Brighton this question, in order to draw attention to the plight of those in Somalia, who often have to walk miles for water that is contaminated with dangerous bacteria and disease. The film won Gold and the Audience Award in the Movies 2018.
Produced for Reelmedia Film
Following the achievements of three of Burkina Faso's 'change makers', whose commitment and innovation are guiding their country towards a happier and more prosperous future. Growing up in Burkina Faso is tough, the young people there face difficult lives of poverty and harsh working conditions, but change is happening.
Produced for Reelmedia Film
Peter Temple dedicates his time to creating dynamic inventions from scraps of materials he finds along the beaches of Freetown, Sierra Leone. Peter is one of UNICEF's 'Changemakers'; people who have made the choice to pursue their passions in order to make positive change in Africa, all the time inspiring others to follow their lead.
As the Millennium Development Goals draw to a close and governments agree the new Sustainable Development Goals, close to a billion people remain in extreme poverty, earning less than $1.25 a day. This 'bottom billion' includes girls out of school, older people, disabled people, and other marginalised groups. To achieve the new global goals, governments must target support to these groups and leav
Produced for UNESCO
It was from the ocean that life began on Earth. The ocean has allowed humans to explore, expand and thrive. The ocean controls our weather, provides food and sustains ecosystems. For all of us, whether we live inland or by the sea, the ocean is of huge importance. The Earth is now populated with over 7.5 billion humans, and this number is only set to rise. With so much human activity across the planet, the ocean is struggling to maintain its starring role as humanity’s support system. We now must accept that we have not been responsible custodians of our most precious resource. We all have a responsibility to act and must do so over the course of this decade 2021-2030. Whoever you are, wherever you live and whatever you do, you can join the GenOcean movement. Restoring and protecting the ocean is the responsibility of every single one of us.
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