From the Netherlands to Australia this documentary follows the world's most prolific sperm donor and the families he's left in his wake.

Hauntings explores the most intriguing and terrifying paranormal cases: The Enfield Poltergeist, The Conjuring House, The Edinburgh Executioner and The Lady of the Lake. Stories that stand up to scrutiny, where suspected supernatural activity cannot be simply explained away. I produced and directed the first three episodes. Filming across the US and the UK using dynamic interview setups, archive and dramatic reconstruction.

Yinka Bokinni investigates how murder-for-hire sites on the dark web have impacted lives around the world. Self-shot across the USA. A combination of retrospective and present tense stories. Coming out in 2022

Edinburgh TV Festival Winner: Best Presenter, National Television Award Nominated: Authored Documentary, Grierson Nominated: Best Documentary Presenter, Broadcast Digital Nominated: Best Documentary Programme, Broadcast Nominated: Best Documentary Programme and Best Multi-Channel ProgrammeRoman Kemp: Our Silent Emergency is a deeply personal and candid film following Roman as he explores the mental health and suicide crisis affecting young men in the UK. In August 2020, Roman’s life changed dramatically with the sudden and unexpected death of his best friend, radio producer Joe Lyons. This timely documentary sees Roman taking a closer look at the urgent issue of young men’s mental health, exploring why increasing numbers are taking their own lives and the reasons why so many of them never ask for help.

Broadcast Digital Award Winner: Best Short DocumentaryIn July 2019, George King-Thompson, a nineteen year old urban free climber from Oxfordshire, made headlines around the world when he climbed Britain’s tallest building, The Shard – without a permit and without any ropes. Ever since he first saw the iconic building on a school trip to London, George was determined to climb it one day. Little did he know that he’d end up in prison – serving a six month sentence in the notorious HMP Pentonville. Originally commissioned as a one hour documentary, but cancelled due to the pandemic, it was re-commissioned by Channel 4’s digital unit, 4Studio, and released across YouTube, Facebook and All4, reaching over 5 million organic views within 10 days of release.

Current affairs single presented by Dr Xand van Tulleken and Kimberley Wilson on how to self isolate successfully.

BAFTA Nominated: Factual SeriesWith self-harm and suicide attempts surging in the UK, this series joins frontline NHS mental health services in Nottinghamshire as they’re forced to make increasingly difficult decisions when caring for patients. 4 part state of the nation documentary series.

Across three murder cases, spanning five episodes and stripped across two weeks, Murder 24/7 takes viewers behind the blue line to the heart of the police investigation in an unprecedented level of detail.Detectives, senior investigating officers, manhunt specialists, blood spatter analysts, dog handlers, interviewing officers, crime scene managers, phone analysts, and lawyers are just some of the specialists from the vast team of experts who must work together to solve the crime.

BAFTA Nominated: Factual Series, Grierson Award Winner: Doc Series, Broadcast Award Winner: Doc Series, RTS Award Winner: Doc SeriesFor the first time in years, cameras have been allowed behind the walls of an English prison. With exclusive access to HMP Durham, this three-part series offers the viewer a unique insight into the ecosystems that underpin it. Embedded on the wings for over 7 months, the films uncover the hierarchical structures of the prison population and reveals how the understaffed, overworked officers combat the issues of drugs, mental health and violence.

Producer on location in Sierra Leone.

1x 90’ Shadowing Cameron Mackintosh, the most successful theatre producer inhistory, as he opens and closes shows all over the world, redesigns Londontheatres and develops movie adaptations of his hit musicals. It’s his 50th year inthe West End and Alan Yentob explores.

3x60’ documentary series presented by Alison Steadman looking at some of Britain’s smallest inhabited islands.

5’ feature for CNN on Freetown Music Festival. The festival is the first of its kind in Sierra Leone and the first big national event since the Ebola crisis.

6’ tour film for Brooklyn based saxophonists as they prep for the biggest show of their careers. Directed, shot and cut.

Directing, shooting and editing all behind the scenes promotional material for upcoming feature film ‘Starfish’ starring Tom Riley and Joanne Froggatt. The true story of Tom Ray, a man who had to have half of his face and all of his limbs amputated after suffering from sepses. The ‘Making Of’ charts Tom Ray’s relationship with the filming process.

Directing top athletes, including David Luiz and Gary Linekar, for a charity campaign film highlighting Brazilian street kids’ routes into prostitution. To be broadcast on airlines servicing the 2016 Olympics.

Shortlisted for Grierson Award: Best Single Documentary International. Winner of Impact Award. Accepted into Karlovy Vary, Zurich, IDFA and over 30 international film festivals. Feature length documentary going behind the cameras of the news crews covering Europe’s refugee crisis. An examination of what makes one story more ‘newsworthy’ than another. Shot over 3,000 miles and nine countries.

4x 60’ Observational documentary series about child talent agency Bizzykidz.

4x 60’ Fixed-rig documentary series telling the story of one family’s life in the Hamar tribe, Southern Ethiopia. Winner of One World Media Award. Nominated for BAFTA: Documentary Series

Assistant to Nicolas Winding Refn on Samsung Alpha TV spot.

9x 60’ Live entertainment series following celebrities attempting to master various winter sports.

3’ Music promo with Team GB synchronised swimmers. Managing £22,000 budget, booking 70-man crew and talent, scheduling, risk assessments, sole responsibility for entire shoot featuring cranes, underwater camera unit and pyros. Music Video Commissioner: John Moule

20’ Short Film about Ruby, a fruit and veg vendor who learns the ways of the world through Youtube tutorials. Writer and director of £3000 crowd funded short film. Winner 'Best Actress' at British Independent Film Festival, 'Gold Remi Winner' at 47th Worldfest-Houston Independent Film Festival, 'Audience Choice' Award at Indie Boots Festival Chicago, 'Best Red Head Short' at Kinofilm International Short Film Festival. Official selection Washington DC Independent Film Festival, Jaipur International Film Festival, International Film Festival of Wales.

6x 60’ Fixed-rig documentary series following the lives of staff and students at a secondary school in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. Best Documentary Programme at National Television Awards and Emmy Award for Non Scripted Entertainment.