Filmmaker | Photographer
The Shipping Forecast: Navigating Life and Loss | BBC
Director, Camera, Editor
Released
An A to Z of Paddington | Netflix
DoP
Released
Stacey Dooley: Rape on Trial | BBC
Additional Filming
Released
When the Gates Open
Filmmaker
In Production
Antarctica: The Frozen Frontier | BBC
Director, Camera, Editor
Released
The Good Struggle | BBC
Filmmaker, Editor
Full Frame Festival USA
Released
A Catalan Journey | BBC
Director, Camera, Editor
Released
The Baby Killer Conspiracy | Discovery
Camera
Released
Rebranding Bradford | BBC
Additional Filming
Released
Antarctica: The Frozen Frontier, Part 2 | BBC
Director, Camera, Editor
Released
The Last Breath
Director, Camera, Editor
Lift off, Documentary Showcase, Canada Shorts, Goa Shorts, Golden Shorts
Released
The Knife Angel | Channel 4
Filmmaker, Editor
Released
Ramadan Worker | BBC
Filmmaker, Editor
Released
Turkey: Crossroads of Cultures | BBC
Director, Camera, Editor
Released
The Statue Maker
Filmmaker, Editor
Winner New Delhi Short Film Fest, Commended Canada Shorts, Selected DISFMF
Released
The Son and the Sea
Filmmaker, Editor
Released
Iran – Saudi Relations | Al Arabiya
Director
In Post Production
The Evolution of Women’s Rights in Saudi Arabia | Al Arabiya
Director
In Post Production
The Religious Police | Al Arabiya
Director
In Post Production
Released
In 2018 university lecturer Toby Carr set out to sea kayak all 31 areas of the Shipping Forecast – sadly he died from a life-limiting genetic condition before he was able to achieve his goal. Now his sister Katie takes up the challenge to complete Toby’s mission. Learning how to sea kayak is just one of the obstacles she must face as she undertakes this perilous journey, learning lessons about life and loss along the way.
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Released
A deep dive into the lore and influence of Paddington in this feel-good documentary composed of beautiful illustrations and interviews with famous fans.
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The perception of how rape happens is changing, with 90 per cent of victims saying they know their attacker. Stacey Dooley meets four women who have reported being raped by someone they know – and follows their emotional journey as they fight to be believed in a system under immense strain.
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In Production
This film follows a variety of prison leavers as they attempt to free themselves from an institutional life. Through the prison leavers’ lived experience, we will see why England and Wales have such a high recidivism rate. When you’ve served your sentence and the gates open, what happens next?
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Released
In this first of a two part adventure, Marc Cieslak joins a cruise to Antarctica, the frozen continent, to investigate the delicate balance between tourism and conservation in one of the world’s last untouched frontiers.
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Released
The Good Struggle is a rare and intimate portrayal of a Greek Orthodox Christian monastic community in Lebanon as they go about their simple everyday lives at a centuries-old monastery in northern Lebanon.
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Released
Fifty years after Spain began the transition to democracy, The Travel Show heads to Catalonia, a region that is fiercely proud of its traditions and often has a complicated relationship with the government in Madrid.
Starting in Barcelona, Emeline Nsingi Nkosi discovers how the local football club plays a huge role in defining Catalan identity before heading to the countryside to see how a new generation are keeping centuries-old customs alive.
Released
True crime story of three women who were jailed for the crime of murdering their own babies. Their alleged crimes grabbed headlines across the world, but it is possible that the theory used to convict these women could be a conspiracy of lies.
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Released
The Travel Show heads to Bradford, the current UK City of Culture. In its heyday it was one of the richest places in Europe, supplying wool to the world – but as fashions and production methods changed so did the city’s fortunes. Now Bradford is finding a new sense of pride by hosting over a thousand arts and culture events throughout 2025.
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Released
In this second of a two-part adventure, Marc Cieslak continues his cruise through Antarctica – culminating in a night on ice, camping under the stars, where he contemplates the delicate balance that needs to be maintained between tourism and conservation in one of the world’s last untouched frontiers.
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Released
Shot in Varanasi, this film reflects on Hindu beliefs surrounding death and what we can learn from them when somebody we love draws in their last breath?
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Released
The Knife Angel: removing weapons from British streets.
Last week we looked at the growing crisis on our streets, with the current year on course to become one of the worst on record for teenage homicides. Years of interventions and official initiatives seem to be making little impact. This film profiles one community organisation, run by a man whose own experience of being stabbed has led him to try to rid the streets of knives.
Released
‘Ramadan Worker’ is an experiential film, shot in Dubai, following a day in the life of a building worker from Pakistan during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. Mohamed is working on a building site in searing summer heat with temperatures reaching 47 degrees celsius but is unable, due to religious convictions, to eat or drink during daylight. ‘Ramadan Worker’ follows Mohamed from the time he wakes at 3am to have breakfast before daylight to the final prayer when he can eat and drink once again. Living in a labour camp on the outskirts of Dubai, it is an unusual insight into this closely guarded life.
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Released
As 2023 marks the 100th anniversary of Turkey becoming a modern secular state, Christa Larwood sets out to explore its diverse mix of cultures and traditions.
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Released
Released
A nostalgic short documentary film about Mahmoud who sits and smokes sheesha on the shores of Beirut, whilst listening to Egyptian singer Umm Kulthum.
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In Post Production
Multiple drone attacks on Saudi oil refineries lay bare the weakness in the Kingdom’s security and economic stability, as well as threats to the global energy supply – but who is to blame? With mounting evidence and the finger pointing at Iran, this film charts the acrimonious geopolitical relationship between the two leading Islamic powers in the Middle East.
Broadcast Hour
In Post Production
Giving women the right to drive joins a number of other huge social and economic Vision2030 reforms which are transforming the way Saudis live and work. Yet, the government’s crackdown on extremist and radical dissent attracts criticism from the Western media and governments—most dramatically, Canada. To neutralize this criticism, the crown prince continues to build networks of support and investment for Vision2030, requiring him to walk an increasingly narrow tightrope.
Broadcast Hour
In Post Production
For decades, Saudi society has been managed by the CPVPV – the religious police – but their power became oppressive, putting at harm Saudi citizens and stunting the ability of society and the economy to grow. The stranglehold the religious factions had on Saudi society had to be loosened if Saudi was ever to achieve success under Vision 2030. This is the story of how the once mighty religious police was cut down, allowing Saudi society to open.
Broadcast Hour