Video & Motion
The Culture Division
Birmingham City FC
A short film capturing the matchday culture of Birmingham City FC — the train in, the pubs, the streets, the stadium. Created for The Culture Division and published across Birmingham City's official channels, where it's been viewed over 70,000 times.
Deportivo Alavés
A documentary created for The Culture Division, telling the story of Deportivo Alavés — a club whose journey to the 2001 UEFA Cup Final left a legacy that still defines a city, a region, and an identity.
We travelled to Vitoria-Gasteiz in the Basque Country to find it. Embedded within the community, we were granted access to the club's ultras — a group that had never previously allowed media inside their circle. What we found was a passionate, proud, and fiercely independent culture, built around far more than football.
Filmed in collaboration with The Culture Division, with the edit handled entirely by myself.
The trailer is below — the full documentary is on its way…
On Location & Studio Trade Production
Trade Video Production
The work spans both studio and location — from the virtual production facility built from scratch, to large-scale shoots across some of the UK's most recognisable automotive brands. External productions include a Range Rover campaign for Jaguar Land Rover launching their Priority Service scheme, an event coverage piece for Toyota First at Automechanika at the NEC — capturing the team and clients on the stand — and an instructional film produced at Aston Martin's St Athan HQ in South Wales, demonstrating the critical importance of single-use fixings to their technical teams. The showreel below brings just some of it together:
Green Screen Studio
I was tasked by MSX International with building a fully operational virtual production studio from scratch — an empty room, spare office equipment, and a near-zero budget. Within a week, including learning the software from scratch, the studio was live and hosting a UK-wide town hall to hundreds of employees. A similar brief was handed to the office in Spain, backed by a budget of over £50,000. The results were comparable. The resources were not.
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