Sam Barton-Humphreys is a multi-award winning filmmaker, combining social impact strategy and film production. Specializing in bespoke outreach campaigns and maximizing the social change potential for film and media projects.
 
Sam has worked on award-winning documentaries and series for the worlds leading networks and VOD platforms ... Read More

Sam Barton-Humphreys is a multi-award winning filmmaker, combining social impact strategy and film production. Specializing in bespoke outreach campaigns and maximizing the social change potential for film and media projects.
 
Sam has worked on award-winning documentaries and series for the worlds leading networks and VOD platforms including the Academy Award Winning My Octopus Teacher, YouTube Original’s Dear Earth (Featuring Barrack Obama, Pope Francis, Black Pink) Emmy® nominated Naledi: One Little Elephant (PBS/Netflix), Mind of a Giant (Natgeo Wild/ZDF), and 6-part series Africa's Wild Kingdom Reborn (PBS/Natgeo Wild), following the restoration of Gorongosa National Park.

Previously, Sam headed up Off The Fence’s Feature Documentary division in Amsterdam.  Overseeing the production of feature documentaries and global impact campaigns - including The Letter -Laudato Si’ a landmark documentary in partnership with the Vatican and Pope Francis, and Going Circular, the definitive film on the Circle Economy / Society movement featuring world-renowned scientist James Lovelock, founder of GAIA theory and the foundation of climate science. Sam’s films have received tens of millions of views and have been screened in global summits, events and communities around the world. 
 
Sam worked as a director on National Geographic branded content and provides Creative Content & Strategy consultation for NGO’s and Grassroots filmmakers. Read Less