I'm a documentary director and producer based in the UK. My work is shown by broadcasters and streamers including BBC, Netflix and Channel 4 among others. I also make films for premium brands including Porsche and Rolex.

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Recently I directed a succession of polemical documentaries on social justice issues: 'Better Off Dead?' presented by Liz Carr; 'How To Be A Man' presented by Danny Dyer; and 'Jews Don't Count' presented by David Baddiel.

 

For Netflix, I was part of the launch directing team for the global hit series 'Formula One: Drive To Survive', and I returned to the team for Season 3, winner of the Emmy Award for ‘Outstanding Documentary - Serialized’ in 2022.

 

For the BBC, ‘A Vicar's Life’ won the 2019 Radio Times Readers' Award at the Sandford St. Martin Awards. ‘Camps To Champs’, for the Olympic Channel, is an award-winning series on refugees and sport. As a shooting series director I set the style for ‘Death Unexplained’, a critically acclaimed observational series following the work of the Coroner's Service.

Producer/Director credits include ‘Frontline Doctors: Winter Migrant Crisis’, a BBC primetime documentary on the European refugee crisis, and as something of a contrast ‘Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond The Lobby’, also for the BBC. I like to mix things up a bit, which is why I've also directed warm, uplifting films such as ‘Cutting Edge: King of Christmas Lights’ for Channel 4 and the two-parter ‘Bradford: City of Dreams’ for BBC2, which focused on immigration and entrepreneurship.

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