Award-winning self-shooting director and editor working across specialist factual, environmental and social impact documentary. I specialise in contributor-led and presenter-led storytelling in demanding situations and environments.

I am often hired for my ability to build contributor trust, negotiate fast access, and provide calm story direction in fast-moving scenarios.

 

I manage small crews and solo shoots, and am confident handling sound logistics and making rapid editorial decisions on location to shape story as it unfolds.

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Recent work includes Climb2Recovery, a film following ex-military personnel dealing with complex PTSD through climbing and mountaineering. The film is set to screen at charity and mental health film festivals in 2026.

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I have also worked as a shooting PD on two major climate projects: Race For Future, an adventure from the UK to Chile without fossil fuels over 112 days, and Running Out of Time, a human-powered relay from the UK to COP in Egypt, filmed across 18 countries over 38 days.

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Alongside directing, I work as a DOP on broadcast documentaries including ARTE films on dementia, bodybuilding, ADHD, and the recent decline of the pottery industry in the UK.

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Additional credits include BBC Africa / World Service, Prime, and A&E Networks.

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My film Machi won Best Focus on Biodiversity at the World Food Forum Youth Film Festival 2025 hosted by the United Nations FAO.

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My Ghana-based film Elmina has also performed strongly as an impact piece raising awareness about the human effects of industrial trawling and plastic pollution on coastal communities.

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Three of my films have been acquired by WaterBear, reflecting a consistent focus on environmental and social impact storytelling.

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I have a background in cultural anthropology, which informs a respectful, collaborative and consent-focused approach to filmmaking.

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I am confident with Sony and Canon camera systems and have operated a range of other setups. I am also experienced with drones, GoPros, and multicamera timecode workflows.

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Notable international filming experience includes South Africa, Egypt, Israel, Ghana, Kenya, Nepal, USA, New Zealand, Uruguay, Chile, Argentina, Poland, the Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic Circle, among others.