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Documentary
I've always loved capturing people's real stories, exploring new places & challenging environments.
The Farm Under The City (2022)
Commissioned by Quorn Foods, we set out to tell the story of Leaf & Shoot. A vertical bioponic farm in the heart of industrial Sheffield.
It's a 10 minute film following Luke, as he aims to make our system around food waste more sustainable. Delivering fresh produce with his electric cargo bike across the city.
WaterBear Network are hosting the film and it's free to watch along with more great films about sustainability from around the world.
Produced by Static Flow Productions
Shooting Directors - Brett Chapman & Jordan Carroll
Animations- Emily Redfearn
Journey to Jagdula (2021)
With The Pinnacle Club celebrating their centenary this archive film celebrates the success of a group of their earlier members who took part in an expedition in the 1960's to a remote part of Nepal, and were the first ever people to submit and map a region of peaks in the Kanjiroba Himal.
A place they called Jagdula. 6 women took part in the journey with some driving overland from the UK to India, before hiking through the foothills of the Himalayas to their destination. The two sole survivors of the group recount their tale from their homes in north Wales.
A sweet film that celebrates women's climbing and shows what's possible with little more than a dream. Featuring original archive material from the expedition.
This film was screened at BAFTA qualifying Bolton International Film Festival, as well as major outdoor festivals such as Kendal, SHAFF & Vancouver Mountain.
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Community Warriors (2022)
This film was produced by PALS agency and follows Wigan Warriors women's professional rugby team.
Documenting the gender & pay barriers they face in being pro players, as well as showcasing the impact they have and the work they do in the community.
Sheffield Makes (2019)
This film was commissioned by Sheffield City Council exploring transformation in the city and how this affects how we see and use it.
Interviews with 35 citizens from a variety of backgrounds talk about the changes they've seen and talk about why Sheffield is such a great place to live!
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A giant ode to Sheffield (2018)
This film was commissioned by Sheffield City Council to promote the city alongside a major new show by the artist Phlegm.
The film explores the buzz surrounding the event and the importance of his work to the city whilst showcasing the creatives living there.
20 Years of Yellow Arch Studios (2017)
a 6-minute documentary that celebrates the history of a Sheffield music studio and venue.
It is known for nurturing talents such as the Arctic Monkeys, Pulp and Richard Hawley. The films stars some local celebrities and was funded by the University of Sheffield.
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