FILMS
THE DINGO FENCE
Director, producer & camera operator
In the heart of Australia, the continent has been cut in two by the longest fence in the world in a bid to protect livestock from dingoes. Dingoes have divided the nation for the past 150 years, but with new research coming to light, is it time for this to change?
This involved three weeks on location in remote parts of Australia filming dingoes and the people affected by them. I was involved with filming long lens animal behaviour, handheld observational camerawork, recording interviews, timelapses and drone operating.
Awarded 'Best Newcomer' at Wildlife Film Festival Rotterdam 2024.
STREAKS OF FIRE: THE URBAN FOX
Director, camera operator & editor
Urban foxes live a risky lifestyle, yet they've made themselves at home in the streets of London. Meet the people trying to protect these misunderstood animals from the threats of their everyday lives.
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This film involved two weeks of night shoots in London to capture fox behaviour and one week filming with The Fox Project Rescue Centre. This required filming long lens animal behaviour at night in an urban setting, shooting night timelapses, run-n-gun filming to follow rescue operations and self-shooting interviews.​
OTHER FILM PROJECTS
RISE OF THE WHITE IBIS
Second camera & drone operator
From escaping a destroyed habitat to becoming a local celebrity, the Australian white ibis is no stranger to controversy. But is it deserving of the prestigious position of Olympic mascot?
This involved three weeks on location in Brisbane, Australia, focusing on long lens animal behaviour in an urban environment, recording interviews and drone operating.​
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Narrated by Peter Davison.
OUR LAND
Second camera & drone operator
A story of hope and community in the once thriving textile town of Langholm where locals aim to regenerate its economy and reconnect to its cultural heritage, with the grand ambition of establishing a 10,500-acre nature reserve on land previously used for grouse shooting.
This involved drone operating, long lens animal behaviour, shooting with a gimbal and filming interviews.​
PERPETUAL HUNGER
Camera operator & editor
A short wildlife behaviour sequence filmed at the Knepp Estate in West Sussex, exploring the impacts of long-horned cattle on local rewilding efforts.
TV
TRACKSIDE NZ
Outside broadcast (OB) operator & camera operator
I covered live horse racing for television across New Zealand's South Island for Trackside NZ. I specialised in the Camera Control Unit (CCU), whilst also camera operating when needed. The race above is one of the last ones I worked on before returning to the UK and was filmed in a town called Cromwell.