I'm an experienced documentary producer with over a decade of premium factual credits for UK/international broadcasters and streamers. My recent projects include Immigration: How British Politics Failed (a two-part current affairs series for BBC2), Read More

I'm an experienced documentary producer with over a decade of premium factual credits for UK/international broadcasters and streamers. My recent projects include Immigration: How British Politics Failed (a two-part current affairs series for BBC2), Endurance (a feature documentary from the Academy Award-winning directors of Free Solo for Disney+/NatGeo) and What's the Monarchy For? (a landmark history series for BBC1, presented by David Dimbleby).

I've worked across a diverse range of single films and series, often involving heavy use of archive and complex narratives, and with a strong background in development I enjoy taking projects from initial concept through to final post. I pride myself on my versatility, and my credits range from observational documentaries involving tricky long-term access for Channel 4 and ITV, to talent-fronted arts/history programmes for the BBC and big-budget series for NatGeo.

As a development producer I've won a wide range of commissions, both single-handedly and as part of larger teams, and have gone on to produce many of the programmes I've originated. I'm a confident self-shooter, and have shot for broadcast as well as extensively in development. I hold a degree in Japanese (Oxford University, 2009) and speak/read/write Japanese to a working standard. Read Less