About

With over 15 years of experience behind the camera, I specialise in crafting compelling documentaries and factual content for broadcast. My work spans a diverse range of genres—including arts, history, science, true crime and current affairs—and has taken me across the globe, collaborating with award-winning directors, writers, high-profile presenters and sensitive contributors alike.

I’ve shot everything from single camera observational documentaries to larger-scale, multi-camera set-ups, stage performances, studio crafted sequences and scripted drama reconstructions. My approach is rooted in storytelling—always adapting to the demands of the shoot, location, and moment, whether that means chasing the light, working in challenging environments, or blending the practical with the cinematic.

My work has contributed to critically acclaimed productions, including The Real Mo Farah (BAFTA Winner for Best Single Documentary).

I’m passionate about the craft, both technically and artistically, and I operate across a wide range of cameras systems, embracing modern gimbal technologies and I adore cine lenses—both vintage and contemporary.

Education

BA (Hons) Photography - Bournemouth Arts Institute.

Recent television credits include;

Prince William: We Can End Homelessness | Mindhouse

The Real Mo Farah | BBC Atomized Studios

Rose Ayling-Ellis: Signs for Change | Rogan Productions

Lucy Worsley Investigates | BBC Studios

Who Do You Think You Are? | Wall to Wall

Return to LOCKERBIE with Lorraine Kelly | Drumroll Films

Imagine…[multiple episodes]

Amol Rajan Interviews: [multiple episodes]

A House Through Time: Two Cities at War.