New interview about the making of Seven - my BFi-backed Arctic eco-thriller up now on LBB film club.

Last month I shot a new television commercial for Ottonova, featuring columbian freediver Alex Llinas.

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Jago: A Life Underwater, has tied with Sherlock and beaten Planet Earth 2 to win 4 awards at the Royal Television Society Awards in Bristol last night.

SEVEN, my BFI-funded Arctic drama, is now out and doing the festival rounds! Upcoming screenings all over the States, Europe and Australia. For more info see the official site.

Hoping to release it online early next year!

Jago: A Life Underwater will be screening at the Dolby Theatre in Soho, 12th July at 6PM. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with myself and producer Johnny Langenheim.

The film follows Rohani, an 80 year old sea nomad, as he tells his life story – with significant events reenacted by younger members of his community. Barely able to walk on land, Rohani still gets in the zone underwater, descending to great depths for minutes at a time to hunt with a homemade speargun.

Our low budget Bajau documentary, Jago: A Life Underwater, has tied with Sherlock and beaten Planet Earth 2 to win 4 awards at the Royal Television Society Awards in Bristol last night.

Two chances to see Wolf Hunter in the cinema next weekend! It will screen every day at Aesthetica Festival in the UK and Saturday/Sunday at the closing weekend of BANFF mountain film festival in Canada.

Jago: A Life Underwater, our TV length drama doc, has been nominated for five Panda awards at this year’s Wildscreen. The film will play a number of times throughout the festival.

Really pleased to announce that the images from my story Wolf Hunting in Siberia, have won a category of Travel Photographer of the Year.

Wolf Hunter will be screening along with three other short films at the Curzon in Bloomsbury on Saturday (28th Nov).

Our latest film ‘Jago: A Life Underwater’ has picked up the top prize at the Jackson Hole Film Festival. Produced in conjunction with Underdog films, Jago tells the story of an old Bajau sea nomad I met in Sulawesi’s Togian Islands in 2013.

A short multimedia piece for The Coral Triangle about why I keep returning to the region and how the focus of my work there keeps shifting.

Last month I was in Socotra shooting a music video. Floating adrift between Yemen and Somalia, it’s not the easiest place to make a film, but if you can negotiate the various obstacles and refrain from reading the travel warnings it makes for a stunning location.

Last week I finished making a music video for singer/songwriter Nick Mulvey’s new single Cucurucu.