Archive 2013 - 2020

Three years in the making, Ode to Concorde is a documentary entirely comprised of specially created imagery. Artful CG animation, VFX and reconstruction sequences depict a reimagined reality where Concorde, which last flew in 2003, is still in passenger service. Accompanying these images, is a collage of memories and musings, Concorde-connected voices including famous former passengers like Sir Roger Moore, test pilot Andre Turcat, as well as Concorde admirers like designer Wayne Hemingway. In addition, we hear from a range of designers, engineers and developers who’s efforts made super sonic passenger air travel a reality. Role: Concept, Director, DP, Editor Clients: Airbus, Brooklands Museum (TBC) Format: 9 min doc

Architectural historian and writer Peter Murray presents half a dozen short films on some of the largest civil engineering projects in the Capital. The docs explore major infrastructure schemes like the Elizabeth Line and the Thames Tideway Project, as well as the recent creation of whole new areas likes those at Kings Cross and around Battersea Power Station. The films accompanied a 20 metre wide interactive model of the city which was displayed in central London. Role: Director, DP, Editor Client: River Film / New London Architecture Format: 6x 3mins mini docs

A long running series that follow National Geographic photographers, filmmakers and explorers discovering lesser known parts of Southern Africa. Episodes include mountaineer Jimmy Chin, under water specialist Heather Perry, caving photographer Steven Alverez, biodiversity loss campaigner Joel Sartore, as well as Nat Geo Explorer In Residence Lee Berger studying new findings at The Cradle of Humankind in SA’s Gauteng Provence. The series went on to feature National Geographic filmmaker Shannon Wild visiting the gem stone mining company Gemfields in Mozambique, to see how their various CSR projects, including schools, mobile health centres and wildlife sanctuaries, are impacting the local region. Role: Director, DP, Editor Clients: National Geographic Channel, South Africa Tourism Format: 14x 2mins mini docs

A visual exploration of the architecture, design and technology behind Sky Studios - the first phase of the redevelopment of Sky’s campus, and one that set an exciting tone for the expansion that’s occurred since. Role: Director of Photography Client: National Geographic Channel Format: 2x 60 mins doc Award: Emmy nominee

Two part doc for the National Geographic Channel, directed by Chris Riley, that follows the story of the Hubble Space Telescope, from its disastrous beginnings to its triumphant recovery after a technical solution was found to its flawed optics. The film, which features revealing interviews from all the key players in the project, was nominated for an Emmy. Role: Director of Photography Client: National Geographic Channel Format: 2x 60 mins doc Award: Emmy nominee