British self-shooting director and producer working across investigative documentary, archive and observational factual television.
Documentaries I’ve directed have been BAFTA nominated and shortlisted for Grierson Awards. Hunting the Catfish Crime Gang won Best Investigative Film at the Documentaries Without Borders International Film Festival 2025 and earned our presenter an RTS Award for Breakthrough Talent.
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Men of the Manosphere – Strident Media
Commissioned by BBC Specialist Factual & BBCNI and broadcast on BBC One, Men of the Manosphere is a gripping and deeply human documentary exploring the rise of online male-influencer culture and its real-world impact. Presented by James Blake, the film follows young men drawn into digital self-improvement communities promising confidence, wealth and belonging – while interrogating the ideologies and emotional vulnerabilities that power the Manosphere. Combining intimate access with sharp analysis, the documentary offers a nuanced portrait of masculinity in the internet age.
Hunting the Online Sex Predators – Strident Media
Commissioned by the BBC, Hunting the Online Sex Predators looks at how social media algorithms can enable child sexual abuse, and the work of those investigating it. This film was shortlisted for a Grierson Award.
Adam Lambert: Out, Loud and Proud – Lifted Entertainment
Commissioned by ITV as its flagship premium documentary for Pride Month 2024, Out Loud and Proud brings together interviews with icons of British music and playful use of archive to tell the story of the queer musicians who shaped popular culture and advanced LGBTQ+ rights from the 60s to today.
Hunting the Catfish Crime Gang – Strident Media
Commissioned by BBC Documentaries & BBCNI and broadcast on BBC One,Hunting the Catfish Crime Gang is a gripping investigative documentary presented by James Blake. What begins with Blake’s own identity being stolen unfolds into a global investigation exposing the organised networks behind online romance fraud, revealing the human cost and hidden machinery of digital deception. This documentary won an RTS award for breakthrough talent and Best of Show Award at the Documentaries Without Borders International Film Festival
Alice Levine: Sex Actually – Mindhouse Productions
Commissioned by Channel 4 and produced by Mindhouse Productions, Sex Actually with Alice Levine: Love Without Limits explores the realities of consensual non-monogamy in modern Britain. Presented by Alice Levine, the episode follows individuals and couples navigating open relationships, polyamory and relationship anarchy, combining immersive access and expert insight to challenge assumptions about exclusivity, commitment and what it truly means to build intimacy without limits.
Cherry Valentine: Gypsy Queen and Proud – True North
Commissioned by BBC Three and broadcast on its linear relaunch night, Cherry Valentine: Gypsy Queen and Proud is an intimate and powerful documentary following Cherry Valentine as she reconnects with her Romany Gypsy heritage. Returning to the traveller communities, the film explores identity, culture and belonging, as Cherry opens up vital conversations around sexuality, tradition and acceptance – celebrating pride both in her roots and in herself.
Losing It: Our Mental Health Emergency – Story Films
Commissioned by Channel 4, Losing It: Our Mental Health Emergency is a powerful and urgent documentary examining the growing mental health crisis facing young people in Britain.
I shot the story pictured, following a family and the professionals supporting them as they navigate 11-year-old Brienna’s suicidal ideation. Through deeply personal testimony and frontline access, the film exposes the systemic pressures facing families and overstretched services, while challenging stigma around mental illness.
The series was nominated for a BAFTA Television Award, recognising its impact and contribution to the national conversation.
Hospital – Label 1 Television
Commissioned by BBC Two, Hospital is an award-winning documentary series offering unprecedented access to the frontline of the NHS.
I spearheaded an episode at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, in the wake of a national news story, exploring the ethical complexities of treating children with increasingly complex needs – and examining who should make decisions about their ongoing care, and how.
This series won an RTS award for Best Documentary Series and was nominated for a Grierson award.