About

I started out in TV working on natural history documentaries. Now based in Argyll I have been working on inspiring stories of people working to protect the natural world. I run my business on a very low carbon footprint, using an electric vehicle and taking the train for longer journeys. I am passionate about telling stories that inspire action towards a more connected, just and joyful world.

Clean UK Driving licence, CAA GVC licence, First aid certification

Filmmaking Experience

2025

  • Drone Operator on Nat Geo ‘Secrets of the Bees’ for Silverback Films

2024

  • Self shooting PD on ACT Rainforest Community Network

  • Self shooting PD on Watch it Work a short film about electric fishing vessel Lorna Jane produced for Fishmongers Hall Charity

  • Climate Engagement officer for Argyll and Bute Climate Action Network Hub specialising in community ownership of renewable energy resource 

  • Co-facilitator of land skills workshop delivered to Tarbert Academy students

2023

  • Self shooting DP and editor for short exhibition piece for ceramicist Mella Shaw

  • Self shooting DP for short for 80 Fabrics around the world in Orkney Isles

  • Self shooting DP and editor for Working for Nature short film series for NatureScot

2022

  • Researcher on ‘Abundance: The Story of Us’ a philanthropically funded documentary about western cultures' disconnection from nature from director Jon Clay. Finding and developing stories and collaborating with contributors.

2021

  • Drone operator and camera assistant for Movi, slider, interview and long lens filming of people. BBC One The Earthshot Prize: Repairing Our Planet by Studio Silverback.

  • Drone operator, second camera and assistant for BBC Frozen Planet II filming long lens behaviour sequence. Currently in production. 

  • Remote producer director for from Crisis to Collaboration and researcher on Filmmakers for Future: Wildlife Beyond the Frame short series for COP 26. 

  • Story researcher for Conservation Without Borders. Identifying stories and contributors across Britain to talk about climate change solutions

2020

  • Filming second camera long lens, Mōvi, interviews, MO and Inspire 2 aerials as the camera bursary on BBC America natural history series Edens: Untamed Planet.

2019

  • Long lens second camera and spotter for Silverback Wild Britain. Currently in production.

  • Camera assistant and remote camera in USA for Offspring films Earth at Night.

  • Long lens, gimbal and underwater filming for Erin Ranney’s natural world style documentary “Alaska’s Wild Coasts” (working title). Currently in production.

  • BBC 1: The One Show, filming and presenting a segment about winter wildlife

  • BBC 2: Winterwatch, filming underwater and tank macro.

2018

  • Canal 5 France: Le Royaume Des Loutres, drone and underwater filming of otters.

  • Shenton Safaris promotional video: filming wildlife, people and doing live webcasts. 11 weeks in Kaingo bush camp in S. Luangwa National Park.

  • Additional long lens for Silent Slaughter - The Shooting of Scotland's Seals

2017

  • BBC 2: Winterwatch, filming long lens otters, geese and eagles on Islay.

  • Channel 5: Wild Britain. Plimsoll Productions, filming long lens and macro

  • BBC 2: Autumnwatch, filming long lens otters.

  • BBC2: Springwatch, assisting and filming presenter on Oronsay.

Grassroots Projects

  • Project lead at Filmmakers for Future: Wildlife (FFW). A grassroots movement of wildlife filmmakers creating change in our industries operations and content. My responsibilities include working with Albert and Wildscreen on event collaborations, designing and running ‘The Big Discussion’ an interactive survey to understand what filmmakers want their programs to achieve, hosting internal learning sessions and researching narrative impact.

  • Co-Founder of Time for Change Argyll, our local climate action group. My responsibilities include communications with our elected representatives, identifying campaign goals, events organising and chairing bi-weekly meetings.

  • Tayvallich Initiative. I lead the Renewable Energy working group for our community development trust which includes feasibility for solar and shared ownership of wind developments. I’m also one of the community rangers looking after our community woodland and adjoining habitats.