I am a self-shooting PD/AP (I use my own Sony FS700, Canon 5D and kit. I also regularly shoot on the Sony FS7, Canon C300, Canon C100, XF305, Sony PMW200 and GoPros). I have over 8 years experience as a PD, AP, edit assistant DIT, researcher and production assistant available for full or part-time work. I regularly work freelance for Raw, Century F...
Read MoreI am a self-shooting PD/AP (I use my own Sony FS700, Canon 5D and kit. I also regularly shoot on the Sony FS7, Canon C300, Canon C100, XF305, Sony PMW200 and GoPros). I have over 8 years experience as a PD, AP, edit assistant DIT, researcher and production assistant available for full or part-time work. I regularly work freelance for Raw, Century Films and Blast Films when called upon.I've spent the last year shooting for corporate jobs, charities and for various marketing/events companies.My most recent long-term employment was working as primary cameraman on "The Warehouses" (working title) a feature documentary about the occupants of the Manor House warehouses. It gives an insight into the lifestyles of various occupants and the troubles the community has faced from the local council wishing to redevelop the area. Before that I was working as the primary DIT and technical manager on the six-part Channel 4 series "Teens". It involved using a new technology called a "Digital Rig" enabling us to view and store all social media of our contributors, over 15,000 files over the 9 month shooting period. I also backed up and managed the transport of rushes from shoot to edit (80TB worth of footage over the entire shoot) using various kinds of hardware and software. I worked as a second cameraman assisting the producer and meeting contributors. A sensitive and sympathetic handling of teenage interviewees was achieved. I kept all kit in working order and assisted the directors on shoot and during the edit.Please have a look at my CV (for the most up to date list of my work experience), Talent Manager and LinkedIn profiles for my recent list of work experience.
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