About

I have worked as a documentary cameraman since 2008, capturing unique images from some of the remotest and most extreme locations on the planet, such as Antarctica, South Georgia, and the Indian Ocean. Before this, I was a motion graphic designer and a senior editor in corporate video production. The highlights of my career include filming across the British Isles, including Lundy Island, a local favorite for capturing seal and bird life, and filming in almost all the UK Overseas Territories. One project evolved into a four-part BBC documentary called ‘Britain’s Treasure Islands’. I take pride in every stage of production and enjoy working with sport directors on tennis fixtures and producing short films. I am also a former lifeboat crew member and enjoy outdoor activities and exploring wildlife. The cross-over between the great outdoors and people is what gets me fired up.

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I now work regularly in sport and in particular the world tennis circuit covering social media highlights for Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup for the International Tennis Federation (ITF) These fixtures take me round the world each year and have done so since around 2016.

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I also particularly enjoy producing human-led stories which have an environmental twist. My perfect production to work on would be a blend of presenter and contributor led stories based on environmental issues, wildlife and current affairs. These themes feature heavily in almost all my Television Credits.