Films

Documentaries play a crucial role in shaping our understanding of the world, offering a unique lens through which we can explore diverse cultures, untold stories, and pressing issues. They wield a profound influence as invaluable tools for humanitarian organisations, NGOs, and charities. These visual narratives possess the unique capability to humanise complex issues, bringing the audience closer to the realities faced by communities in need. In essence, documentary films become a catalyst for positive change, inspiring action and creating a ripple effect that extends far beyond the screen, ultimately amplifying the impact of humanitarian work.

Utilising video content has become an indispensable strategy for corporate and commercial clients in their marketing efforts due to its unparalleled ability to engage, inform, and persuade audiences. It allows businesses to showcase their products, services, and brand identity with creativity, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.

I film with Netflix approved cinema cameras up to 8K in 10-bit Log, with wireless microphones and stabilised gimbals to provide beautiful footage.

Mountain Seed Foundation

Healing Base Camp Preparation

Mountain Seed Foundation is a veteran-led nonprofit organisation that provides healing to children and families from war-torn countries. They accomplish this through a variety of experiential and mountain-based healing programmes combined with tailored therapy.

 

European Union Delegation to Zambia

Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project

Kariba Dam, a concrete arch dam on the Zambezi River between Zambia and Zimbabwe, was constructed between 1956 and 1959, creating Lake Kariba—the world’s largest man-made lake by reservoir capacity. It provides crucial energy, with a 2,130 MW capacity, supporting regional development and clean energy goals. Over time, erosion has created a deep plunge pool downstream, requiring reshaping and reinforcement to protect the dam’s foundation. In 2024, the Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project reached a milestone with the completion of major excavation and concreting works, improving stability and reliability. Upon final project completion in 2025, the dam’s enhanced resilience will mitigate the risk of a collapse, which would have devastating human and economic impacts across Zambia, Zimbabwe, and neighboring countries.

European Union Delegation to Zambia

Count Me In

“Count Me In Hero Stories” is a documentary series promoting gender equality and youth empowerment in Zambia. Each episode delves into different aspects of these efforts, featuring personal narratives of individuals. The series highlights key initiatives demonstrating the EU’s commitment to fostering a more inclusive and equitable society in Zambia.

UN International Labour Organization

Disability Inclusion & Awareness

A 3,700km mission to Zambia’s Northern and Western Provinces to document an initiative to engage tribal chiefs through workshops to encourage inclusiveness of persons with disability in their communities. The requirement was for photojournalism to capture their work in real-time, and a ten-minute documentary film.

Disability Management Information System

The absence of comprehensive data on persons with disabilities proved to be a major challenge towards international development work. Good data about persons with disabilities provides an entry point to so many social protection and social assistance programmes both to persons with disabilities and also very helpful to the government.

The project was to document the pilot of a new Disability Management Information System that allows people to register on a tablet rather than a paper-based system. The deliverables were a series of photographs and three documentary films.

European Union Delegation to Zambia

Natwampane Project

A series of short documentaries on specific themes were filmed to promote the outcome of the EU funded Natwampane project. It was a €24million initiative to mitigate gender-based violence in the Luapula and Northern Province of Zambia.