Documentary
Filmmaker
& Self-Shooting Director
In London
Human-centred, documentary-led films for agencies, brands, charities and organisations.
Trusted by:
A people-first
Approach to documentary filmmaking
For over a decade, I’ve worked as a London-based documentary filmmaker and self-shooting director, creating human-centred films for global brands, agencies, charities and organisations across the UK and internationally. Every project begins by understanding the people, purpose and story before deciding how the camera should serve them. Working this way keeps production compact and adaptable, while ensuring every creative decision remains shaped by what makes the story worth telling.
Much of my work involves people who are not accustomed to being on camera. By listening carefully, asking thoughtful questions and keeping the filming environment calm, I help contributors feel comfortable enough to speak in their own words. From branded documentaries and charity films to people-led corporate storytelling, I bring experienced direction, strong visual storytelling and a dependable presence from the first conversation through every stage of production and post-production.
Selected work
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BSI - Human Stories Video Series
This ongoing series explores the human stories behind business certification, following organisations working with BSI to build trust, create positive change and support long-term success.
Rather than focusing on compliance, the films place people at the centre, uncovering the individuals whose work, values and purpose shape every story told.
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Trekstock - Life After Diagnosis
Produced as part of a collaboration between Fujifilm and Trekstock, this film captures the personal reflections of cancer survivors featured in a portrait exhibition at the Fujifilm House of Photography.
Filmed behind the scenes, the conversations explore life beyond diagnosis, resilience and survivorship, giving voice to the people behind the photographs and their experiences.
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Fujifilm - Rebecca Douglas in iceland
Filmed across Iceland for Fujifilm, this documentary follows photographer Rebecca Douglas as she explores dramatic landscapes while putting the latest X Series camera through its paces in the field.
Rather than focusing solely on the technology, the film celebrates curiosity, creativity and the relationship between photographer and place, revealing the moments that exist beyond the frame.
AWARD WINNING FILMMAKER
British Silver Arrow Award
for Volkswagen: Erum’s Story
I’m honoured that Erum’s Story — a film I directed, shot and edited for Volkswagen’s Yourwagen campaign has been recognised with a Silver Arrow at the British Arrows Awards in the Automotive category.
This project meant a great deal to me. As a self-shooting director and editor, I had the opportunity to help share Erum’s experience with honesty and care. Working on this film reminded me why I’m drawn to this kind of work: finding the human thread in someone’s story and shaping it into something that resonates.
Have a project in mind?
If you’re developing a documentary-led film, looking for an experienced self-shooting director or simply want to explore an idea, I’d be glad to hear from you.
FEATURE-LENGTH EXPERIENCE
Count Me In
Feature-Length Documentary
Count Me In celebrates the spirit of drumming and the people who dedicate their lives to rhythm. The film follows a cast of drummers as they reflect on their journeys — from childhood beginnings to performing on some of the world’s biggest stages — and on the musicians who influenced them along the way.
I worked on the documentary as the main DOP of the UK production team, contributing to the film’s interview-led, story-driven approach. Projects like this strongly reflect the style of work I’m drawn to: real people, open conversations, and stories shaped through lived experience.
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