A confident, capable and experienced producer, director, self shooter and edit producer. Has worked on numerous productions for all major UK broadcasters and international streamers with a diverse range of contributors and high-profile talent. Has additionally shot branded content for brands such as Apple, Visa, JBL, M&S, La Senza and others.Read More

A confident, capable and experienced producer, director, self shooter and edit producer. Has worked on numerous productions for all major UK broadcasters and international streamers with a diverse range of contributors and high-profile talent. Has additionally shot branded content for brands such as Apple, Visa, JBL, M&S, La Senza and others.

Possesses proven creative, developement, production & editorial skills across multiple genres specializing in observational documentary, factual entertainment and music with a unique background in music promos, corporate and short film.

Passionate about telling compelling human stories that are backed up with facts with the ability to forge authentic connections with talent and contributors to find the heart, humour or jeopardy in every story. 

Known for a desire to innovate stylistically and culturally whilst being able to capture editorial content in a cinematic and dynamic manner thriving even in the most challenging environments. An expert shooter with an extensive technical repertoire able to use a vast array of broadcast and cinema level cameras, Gimbals, 360 cameras and drones as well as control and manipulate both natural and artificial lighting in location and studio environments. 

As a shooter and Director ryan has been at the forefront of bringing numerous projects to critical acclaim, including the BAFTA nominated and Grierson award winning "We Are Black & British" series on BBC 2, National Reality TV Award winning "Geordie Stories: Nathan & Dad" for MTV/Paramount+ and the Broadcast award winning "We Are England" for BBC One.

Other notable achievements include directing the UK's first black 'Docu-ality' series titled "Highlife" for Channel 4 and developing and directing Alison Hammonds first ever feature length documentary "Alison Hammond: Back to School" and the UK's first ever Rap documentary series "Rap Trip" for BBC Three.

Was also nominated for a MOBO award for Director of Photgraphy work on the music video "Home" for UK musician 'Knucks' Read Less