Full Credits

Breaking Dad: Britain's Unlikeliest Drug Dealer (Big Little Fish for Amazon). 2023/2024
Series Producer / Director
Five years in the making, co-developed and made this two-part true crime documentary series on the story behind a mild-mannered 50-year-old family man and coin dealer, who became Britain’s biggest crystal meth dealer. (Exec Mark Proctor & Peter Usher).

Fateful Planet (ZDF / Curiosity Stream/ PBS). 2022/23
Series Producer / Director
This five-parter on the story of life on our planet, and the natural catastrophes that have caused it, is ZDFs most expensive science series ever. Brought on initially to help with the American style of writing required by its US Co Producers, I have now worked on this series at every level from its development, to scripting all five episodes, filming complex foreign shoots and producing ambitious CGI sequences. (Exec Sven Markmann).

Endurance (Little Dot for National Geographic). 2022
Shooting Producer / Director
Filming sequences for feature doc on the quest to find Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton lost ship. Made by the Oscar winners of Free Solo, I filmed the team practice dives with their remote submersible in South of France in the lead up to the team making a second attempt to find the legendary Endeavour.

Tomb Hunters (Lion Television / At Land Productions for The Smithsonian Channel) 2020 / 21
Producer / Series Director
Expanding on the feature doc for Netflix (Secrets of The Saqqara Tomb), I made four further films exploring the mysteries of Egypt’s lost necropolis. Exclusive access to a honeycomb of burial chambers, shafts, and rock-cut tombs that belonged to the royal courtiers of the Pharaohs. Self-shot on FS9 (Exec Caterina Turroni/ Richard Bradley).

Secrets of Tutankhamen’s Treasures - (Blink TV National Geographic) 2017
Producer / Series Director
Never before seen access to the Grand Egyptian Museums archive collection showing items found by Howard Carter in the world-famous pharos tomb. Filmed with crew and self-shot on FS7. (Exec. Justine Kershaw/SP Michael Douglas).

Born to Race
Series Producer / Director for (Mizelaneous Films BBC1). 2022 BROADCAST SPORT FINALIST & RACE AWARD FOR BEST CREATIVE CONTENT.
Pitched and won commission for the Award-winning two-part film on two young black racing drivers attempting to make it big in the world of motorsport. Featuring Lewis Hamilton this is a story of sacrifice, family and the lack of diversity in motorsport. Self-shot on FX6 (Exec. Nisha Diu and Sarah Trigg).

Autobiography: Junior Johnson - The Moonshiner That Changed NASCAR (Raw TV for Discovery Channel). 2019
Producer / Director
Brought in to create series style for a new Landmark series revealing the story behind racing legends. (Exec Mike Griffith).

Icons: The Greatest Person of the 20th Century (72 Films for BBC2) 2018 - 2019
Producer / Director
Allowed to continue my love of art in this major BBC series exploring the work of some of the most influential figures from twentieth century history. In my film, Lily Cole presents the case for the artists; Picasso, Woolf, Hitchcock and Warhol. (Exec. Cate Hall & Francesca Maudslay).

The Battle of Britain: Model Squadron. (Love Productions for Channel 4) 2018
Producer / Director
James Holland leads a hugely ambitious (and mostly hilarious) 3-part series where we recreate key aerial battles from the Battle of Britain using model aircraft! Filmed with crew and self-shot on FS7. (Exec. Sarah Ramsden/SP Carl Hindmarch).

Revolutions: Ideas that changed the world. (Bigger Bang Productions for BBC4/PBS) 2018
Producer / Director 
New Landmark series presented by Jim Al-Khalili. Science-led journey through human history to explore the incredible story behind six remarkable inventions. My films told the story of flight and the car. (SP. Tim Green).

Panorama: Return to the Falklands – Brothers in Arms (Mizelaneous Films BBC1) 2017
Producer / Director
Received commission after pitching a partly animated film about a group of Falkland war veterans going back to the Islands for the first time in 35 years. (Exec. Aisling O Connor).

How to Build a Human (Little Gem for Channel 4 / A&E) 2016 SHORTLISTED FOR GRIERSON AWARD.
Producer / Director
Ground breaking film with actress Gemma Chan, star of Humans, takes part in a unique experiment to create an Artificially Intelligent robot that thinks, talks and looks just like her… But will it be real enough to convince a real human that it is actually Gemma? Or will it show us that the realms of science fact and science fiction are still further apart than we think? Filmed with crew and self-shot on FS7 (Exec. Ben Gale).

The Genius of George Boole. (Oxford Film and TV for Discovery, Amazon and RTE) 2015
Producer / Director
Drama / Doc revealing the complicated story and science behind the unsung father of the Information Age. High end CGI and interviews with key members of his digital legacy. Won commission. (Exec. Nick Kent).

Speed Dreams: The Fastest Place on Earth. (Mizelaneous Films 2 x 60’ BBC 2) 2012
Producer / Director
My first commission, which I successfully pitched to the BBC. An ob doc about a group of self-taught engineers building land speed vehicles in their sheds to race at the Salt Flats, Utah. Self-shot on the Cannon 305, C300 and a lot of toys! (Exec. Gary Hunter).

How to build a....Super car. (BBC2) 2011
Producer/Director
60’ Ob doc with CGI detailing how to make the world’s most scientifically advanced super car. Exclusive access to the notoriously secretive McLaren as they venture into the automotive market for the first time. Filmed over six months, we look at never before seen technology and the people behind Britain’s biggest car manufacturer. Majority of film self-shot on Cannon 305. (SP Steve Crabtree).

Lotus: A New Dawn (Whisper for Channel 4). 2021
Series Producer / Director
Documentary following the fortunes of iconic car manufacturer Lotus. A new investor and managing director set out to build the first new Lotus’ Road car in over a decade. (Exec Geoff Riding).

OTHER CREDITS

Making Supercars
Producer / Director for (Mizelaneous Films BBC1). 2022
Pitched and won commission for an access doc on McLaren. The film lifts the lid on the secretive car company, and the people who work there as they open a new factory in Sheffield. Self-shot on FX6 (Exec. Debb Swindell and Sarah Trigg).

The Biggest Smallest Car Company
Producer / Director for (Mizelaneous Films BBC1). 2021
Pitched and won commission for an access doc on Mini. The films showcase the iconic car company and the people who work there as they produce more than 5000 cars a week. Self-shot on FX6 (Exec. Mesha Stewart and Sarah Trigg).

Make Mine a 99.
Producer / Director for (Mizelaneous Films BBC1) 2021
The story of a family business who make ice cream vans in Crewe, and how they try to overcome a business altering van shortage. Self-shot on FX6 (Exec. Debb Swindell and Sarah Trigg).

Great Canal Journeys (Spun Gold for Channel 4). 2019
Producer / Director 
Wonderful new series with Sheila Hancock and Gyles Brandreth learning about Britain’s beautiful waterways and themselves. Self-shot on FS7 (SP. Catrina Lear).

Inside Selfridges (Elephant House Prod for Ch 5) 2019
Producer / Director
Earnt trust of an apprehensive company to tell the surprising story behind the company's flagship store on London's Oxford Street. Self-shot on FS7. (Exec. Jeff Anderson)

Inside M&S (Elephant House Productions for Channel 5) 2019
Producer / Director
Despite making this fast turnaround show, we revealed fascinating archive and testimonies about the much-loved high street store. Self-shot on FS7. (Exec. Jeff Anderson).

The Ladykillers. (Keo Films for BBC2) 2014
Producer / Director
Ob doc following three female pest controllers and their work. Taking an in depth look at the life of the pests using specialist cameras. The series aims to understand how pests behave, and the science behind why infestations happen. Self-shot on C300. (SP Paul Durgan).

A&E in The War Zone. (Oxford Film and TV for Channel 4) 2014
Producer / Director
Filmed some sequences for a documentary on the medical teams risking their lives to save others in Syria. Unique access to Royal College of Surgeons trauma course. Filming surgical procedures on cadavers. Shot on C300. (EP Nick Kent).

Bang Goes the Theory. (BBC1) 2013 - 2014
Producer / Director
Popular Science Show tackling the science behind the headlines. My film on ageing investigated the latest research into Alzheimer’s disease and how we age at a cellular level. (SP Ed Booth)

World’s Biggest Ship. (Windfall for Discovery) 2013
Producer / Director
Ob doc about shipping giant Marks’s latest venture in South Korea. Human interest and heavy engineering with GFX. Self shot on Cannon 305. (SP. Pete Oxley).

North Pole Ice Airport. (3x 60’ Darlow Smithson for Ch5) 2012
Producer / Director
Filmed for four weeks at the North Pole. Ob doc about a Russian ice station that is set up every year on just two metres of ice. Filming (in -30 degrees) with a PMW 500 a variety of explorers, Russian helicopter pilots and champagne tourist. (Exec. Julian Ware).

Nations Best Am Dram (6 x 44’ Sky Arts) 2011
Producer / Director
Ob doc series following the nation’s most ambitious amateur theatre competition. Self-shot on EX3. One word; hilarious! (S.P. Ed Booth)

Stargazing Live (BBC2). 2010
Producer / Director
Hugely successful Live prime-time astronomy event. Presented by Professor Brian Cox and Dara O Briain, running across 3 consecutive nights. (SP Alan Holland).

Bang goes the theory. (Series 3 BBC1) 2010
Producer / Director
Popular science magazine series. Devised stories, scripted and filmed through to edit the presenter led films ranging the evolution of the eye to Einstein’s theory of relativity to Iceland’s volcano. Also involved self-shooting on HD900. (SE – Dermot Caulfield/SP – Ed Booth).

Brain Test Britain. (BBC1) 2009
Producer / Director
One-hour special on brain training. Devised stories, scripted and filmed through to edit. Presenter led films ranging from taxis that can be controlled by the power of thought alone to a film about a young man who had half of his brain removed when he was three and how he’s retained nearly all of his abilities. Self-shot on HD 900 & EX1 (SP Zoe Heron).

Bang goes the theory. (Series 1- BBC1) 2009
Producer / Director
Relaunch of popular science to BBC1. Films ranging from the rocket men in Mojave Desert to submarine rescue to the science behind lying. Also involved self-shooting on DSR 450. (SE – Dermot Caulfield/SP – Ed Booth).

Wheeler Dealers. (Attaboy TV for Discovery Channel) 2009
Series Director / Producer 20 x 30’ Presenter led series with Mike Brewer and Edd China buying and restoring iconic cars and try to sell them on for a profit. Self-shooting on DSR 450.

Chop Shop (Series 2 - Raw TV for Discovery Channel) 2008
Producer / Director & Edit Producer
10 x 60' Ob-doc. Discovery's flag ship series. Ob doc following Bangladesh's answer to Enso Ferrari and a mouthy mechanic who have set up a garage in London's east end to produce super cars for the rich and famous. Directing and shooting on DSR 450 and establishing the format and style for the new series. Filmed car race sequences; use of dolly, crane, and mini- cams throughout. Produced through the edit and E.P on 2 further episodes. (SP - Ed Booth/ Simon Everson).

Chop Shop (Raw TV for Discovery Channel) 2007
Producer / Director
(3 of) 12 x 60' Ob-doc. Bangladeshi car designer and East End mechanic turn old bangers into super cars - in just three weeks. (SP – Ed Booth).