Perfect Planet

Worked on a sequence for the opening episode of this series for producer Adam Chapman, filming baitballs off the coast of South Africa. The purpose of the sequence was to establish the assemblage of life forms that have evolved over the last 3.7 billion years. Drone footage shot with Stefan Van Zyl.

Contributed two  sequences to the Netflix series "Animal," produced by Plimsoll Productions. This involvement showcased the ability to capture the essence and behavior of marine life, contributing to the series' aim of highlighting the emotional and instinctual connections between animals and their environments.

Played a role in the visual storytelling of "Our Planet," resulting in a nomination for Outstanding Cinematography for a Nonfiction Program at the 2019 Prime Time Emmy Awards, alongside Jamie McPherson. This nomination underscored the series' commitment to showcasing the natural world's beauty and fragility through cinematic excellence.

Contributed as a key cinematographer across four of the six main episodes, collaborating closely with producers Jonathan Smith, Katheryn Jeffs, and Joe Steven. Recognised for exceptional work with a BAFTA for Outstanding Cinematography in 2018, highlighting the series' visual impact and storytelling through underwater imagery.

Dolphins live underwater in a world rarely explored by cameras. This two-part programme, narrated by actor David Tennant, looks to change that by sending a menagerie of 13 underwater spy creatures equipped with cameras, including tuna and turtles, to swim alongside the dolphins,

Narrated and starred in this 1 hour documentary which tells the story of Didier Noirot and his quest to film nile crocodiles underwater in the Okavango Delta. The film was directed and produced by Craig and Damon Foster, and marked the beginning of a fifteen year collaboration.

Didier Noirot and Roger Horrocks take us on an expedition 'Into the Dragon's Lair' to explore the one hundred-meter-deep papyrus caves of Botswana's Okavango delta and the actual lairs where the giant Nile crocodile drag their prey.