I am a documentary film maker based in Oxford. I specialise in films from remote areas across the world, as well as science and health films in the UK.
Last year I PD’d two episodes of Unreported World for Channel 4, one in Nigeria (Love Under Seige), the other in South Sudan (in post-production). I also shot an episode of Inside the World’s Toughest Prisons for Netflix/Emporium productions.
I also produced and directed a Dispatches for Channel 4 on the Covid vaccine roll out, and have made films for a variety of other clients, including the BBC, Al Jazeera and Channel 4 News.
In 2019 I shot an hour long Channel 4 documentary on the collapse of Thomas Cook. I’ve also worked on other longer format documentaries including Made in Vegas which is in post production.
From May 2013 until February 2015 I was the South East Asia TV correspondent for Agence France Presse. During this time I covered the coup in Thailand, the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, as the well as the football World Cup in Brazil.
Before moving to Bangkok I spent three years in Nairobi, covering the biggest news stories across Africa, from the wars in Congo and Somalia, to the African Cup of Nations in Equatorial Guinea. Although I was working mainly for AFP, I also reported live for Sky News, France 24, CBC and numerous other radio stations.