I work as a conservation and wildlife filmmaker, camera operator and photographer, using a range of camera systems suited to low-impact fieldwork. Alongside filmmaking, I run Swanky Pixels, a web design studio in Oxfordshire specialising in CMS web development. Both disciplines share a common thread: clear, purposeful storytelling.
My drive has always been behind the camera. Creativity feels natural rather than forced, and I prefer to let the work speak for itself. Filmmaking gives me the space to observe, wait and translate real moments into simple, honest visual stories.
In 2018, during a period of creative fatigue, I took a road trip with Delilah, my Dalmatian, in search of new inspiration. We reached Exmoor before dawn, parking in a fog-filled field. As I made tea in the dark, a deep, resonant bellow echoed through the mist. For a moment I froze, then realised it was a Red Deer stag calling nearby. That moment—still, wild and atmospheric—pulled me back into the work I care about. It was a reminder that creativity comes from connection, and connection comes from being present in real places.
Today, much of my filming is shaped by that same approach. Slow, observant, habitat-led and grounded in the places I live and travel through.
If you are interested in commissioning a project or seeing how this approach translates into structured work for organisations, explore my conservation films.