My Dad is a Woman  - Wild Pictures for ITV1 , United Kingdom
2011 - Producer/Director (Self-shooting)
TX TBA ITV1
What happens when your dad drops the bombshell that he wants to be a woman? 60' documentary with intimate access to the lives of two families, in which a father becomes the woman he's always wanted to be, including the irreversible surgery that will change his sex forever.

Farewell The Bill - Talkback Thames for ITV1 , United Kingdom
2010 - Producer/Director
A 60' documentary telling the story of television's longest running police drama. With exclusive access to The Bill's final shoot, it captures the laughter and tears, as cast and crew bid an emotional farewell to 27 years on the beat.
Pick of the Day: Guardian, Independent, Telegraph, Times, Express, Mail, Mirror.
'An hour celebrating the greatest moments at Sun Hill and the legacy of drama it's given to British screen.' The Mail
'A fond look back at the series.' The Telegraph


Time Team Documentary Special: Nelson's Hospital - Videotext Communications for Channel 4 , United Kingdom
2010 - Producer/Director
60' documentary presented by Tony Robinson on Britain's first naval hospital. An archaeological dig to exhume bodies from the cemetery offers a close-up inspection of life and death in the Georgian navy. Channel 4.
'Reveals a life of appalling hardship in Nelson's Navy.' The Times
'Chilling...Teases out the threads of the history with skill and sensitivity.' Radio Times
'An extraordinary insight into life in the 18th century Navy.' The Express

Five Daughters, factual Drama, BBC1 - BBC Drama , United Kingdom
2009 - Other
Factual producer: three-part (3 x 60') factual drama based on the personal testimonies of those caught up in the Suffolk serial murders case. Writer: Stephen Butchard (House of Saddam); Director: Philippa Lowthorpe (The Other Boleyn Girl); Exec Producer: Sue Hogg (Survivors).
'Exceptional drama; powerful, thoughtful, profoundly affecting.' Radio Times
'Alongside classics like Cathy Come Home...It wrenches your heart.' Libby Purves
'Brilliant television...A masterclass in how to dramatise a recent news event.' The Guardian
'Primetime drama doesn't get better than this.' The Independent

The Story of Maths - BBC Vision Productions , United Kingdom
2008 - Series Producer
Four-part (4 x 60') series, BBC4.
Executive Producer: David Okuefuna.
Series presented by Professor for the Public Understanding of Science, Marcus du Sautoy, on the history of mathematics, examining how mathematical ideas underpin the science, technology, and culture that shape our world.
2007-2008.
'Brilliantly made, constantly fascinating.' The Times.
'A fascinating four-parter.' The Guardian

Tribute Film on the Life of a Senior Member of the Royal Family - BBC Events , United Kingdom
2006 - Producer/Director
TX TBA, BBC1.
Executive Producer: Nick Vaughan-Barratt.


Patrick Moore: A Tribute  - BBC Events , United Kingdom
2005 - Producer/Director
TX TBA, BBC1.
Executive Producer: Nick Vaughan- Barratt.
Archive-driven tribute film on the life and work of Britain's best-known astronomer.

Beyond Murder: Convicting Jane's Killer  - BBC Documentaries and Specialist Features , United Kingdom
2004 - Producer/Director
1 x 60', BBC1.
Executive Producer: Owen Gay.
Documentary following the prosecution of Graham Coutts for the murder of teacher Jane Longhurst. With unprecedented access to the Crown Prosecution Service and QC as they prepare a live, high-profile case for trial, this is the story of how Coutts was brought to justice.

The Trouble with Sleep  - BBC Documentaries and Specialist Features , United Kingdom
2003 - Producer/Director
1 x 60', BBC1.
Executive Producer: Simon Ford.
The first film in this two-part documentary series using new night vision filming techniques to explore the lives of people who sleepwalk, suffer from night terrors, or act out their dreams.
'The footage makes for extraordinary viewing.' Radio Times.
'Intriguing stuff.' The Observer

Measuring Evil  - BBC Documentaries , United Kingdom
2002 - Producer/Director
1 x 60', BBC1.
Executive Producer: Simon Ford.
Documentary on the Public Inquiry investigating the crimes of former GP Harold Shipman, Britain's worst serial killer. Includes use of GIS technology.

The Stanford Prison Experiment - BBC Documentaries , United States of America
2002 - Producer/Director
1 x 30' documentary, BBC2.
Executive Producer: Nick Mirsky.
Film on the 1970's American psychological study examining the nature of tyranny and oppressive regimes.
'The highlight of a weekend of prison-themed documentaries.' The Times

Hollywood Knives: The Secret History of Tinseltown under the Scalpel - BBC Documentaries , United States of America
2001 - Producer/Director
1 x 60', BBC1.
Executive Producer: Alex Holmes.
Archive-driven documentary exploring how the quest for stardom became irrevocably linked to the plastic surgeon's blade. The film examines how the careers of some of the biggest names in showbusiness such as Marilyn Munroe, John Wayne, Gary Cooper, and Frank Sinatra, led to the operating table.
'Hopelessly engrossing.' The Express.
'Shamelessly watchable.' The Times


Burgled - BBC Documentaries , United Kingdom
1999 - Series Producer
Six-part (6 x 30') series, BBC1.
Executive Producer: Olivia Lichtenstein.
Series producer and director: documentary series examining all aspects of burglary - the victims, police and offenders, who talk candidly and to camera about their methods and what drives them to commit the crime. Series part-self shot.
'Essential viewing.' The Independent. 'Engrossing and pacey.' Evening Standard.


The Clampers: Tales from the Parking Frontline - BBC Documentaries , United Kingdom
1998 - Series Producer
Six-part (6 x 30') series, BBC1.
Executive Producer: Stephen Lambert.
Series producer and director: series following the teams of wardens, bailiffs, and lawyers, who enforce Britain's unpopular parking laws, including first-time access to Britain's first 'parking court'. Series part self-shot. 'Hugely entertaining.' The Independent.
'Brilliant.' The Telegraph



Firefighters  - BBC Documentaries , United Kingdom
1997 - Producer/Director (Self-shooting)
Six-part (6 x 30')series, BBC1.
Series Producer: Ben Gale; Executive Producer: Jeremy Mills.
PSC and self-shooting director: series on life and work as part of a Fire Service rescue team using specially-designed cameras to give a previously unseen insight into rescue operations. Films in this series part self-shot.


The Verdict  - BBC Current Affairs , United Kingdom
1996 - Producer/Director
Six-part presenter-led series on lawyers and the law, BBC2.
'Fascinating and cautionary.' The Guardian

Public Eye - BBC Current Affairs , United Kingdom
1995 - Producer/Director
Reporter-led network current affairs and investigations strand, BBC2.

3D - Yorkshire Television for ITV , United Kingdom
1994 - Producer/Director
ITV network documentary series.

Current affairs and political programmes - Meridian Broadcasting (ITV) , United Kingdom
1992 - Producer/Director
Current affairs and political programmes presented by Vincent Hanna and Andrew Rawnsley

Ambulance  - Peter Williams Television for ITV , United Kingdom
1992 - Researcher
Seven-part documentary series. Winner: Indie award, Best Regional Programme

The London Programme  - London Weekend Television (ITV) , United Kingdom
1992 - Researcher
Current affairs series presented and edited by Trevor Phillips.

Facing South  - TVS , United Kingdom
1990 - Assistant Producer
Researcher and assistant producer: investigative current affairs series.

2011 - Producer/Director: My Dad is a Woman, Wild Pictures, TX TBA ITV1
What happens when your dad drops the bombshell that he wants to be a woman? 60' documentary with intimate access to the lives of two families, in which a father becomes the woman he's always wanted to be, including the irreversible surgery that will change his sex forever.

2010 - Producer/Director: Farewell The Bill, Talkback Thames for ITV1.
60' documentary telling the story of television's longest-running police drama. With exclusive access to The Bill's final shoot, it captures the laughter and tears, as cast and crew bid an emotional farewell to 27 years on the beat.
Pick of the Day: Guardian, Independent, Telegraph, Times, Express, Mail, Mirror.
'An hour celebrating the greatest moments at Sun Hill and the legacy of drama it's given to British screen.'  The Mail
'A fond look back at the series.'  The Telegraph

2010 - Producer/Director: Nelson's Hospital, A Time Team Documentary Special, Channel 4
60' documentary presented by Tony Robinson on Britain's first naval hospital. An archaeological dig to exhume bodies from the cemetery offers a close-up inspection of life and death in the Georgian Navy.
'Reveals a life of appalling hardship in Nelson's Navy.'  The Times
'Chilling...Teases out the threads of the history with skill and sensitivity.'  Radio Times
'An extraordinary insight into life in the 18th century Navy.' The Express

2006-2009 Factual Producer: Five Daughters, BBC Drama, BBC1.
Writer: Stephen Butchard (House of Saddam). Director: Philippa Lowthorpe (The Other Boleyn Girl); Exec Producer: Sue Hogg (Survivors, Larkrise To Candleford). Three-part (3 x 60') factual drama based on the personal testimonies of those caught up in the Suffolk serial murders case.
'Exceptional drama; powerful, thoughtful, profoundly affecting.' Radio Times
'Alongside classics like Cathy Come Home...It wrenches your heart.' Libby Purves
'Brilliant television...A masterclass in how to dramatise a recent news event.' The Guardian
'Primetime drama doesn't get better than this.' The Independent

2007-2008 Series Producer: The Story of Maths, BBC4.
Exec Producer: David Okuefuna. Four-part (4 x 60') series presented by Professor for the Public Understanding of Science, Marcus du Sautoy, on the history of mathematics, examining how mathematical ideas underpin the science, technology, and culture that shape our world.
'Brilliantly made, constantly fascinating.' The Times   'A fascinating four-parter.' The Guardian

2006 Producer/Director: Archive-driven tribute film on the Life of a Senior Member of the Royal Family, TX TBA BBC1.
Exec Producer: Nick Vaughan-Barratt.

2005-2006 Producer/Director. Patrick Moore: A Tribute, TX TBA BBC1.
Exec Producer: Nick Vaughan-Barratt. Archive-driven film on Britain's best-known astronomer.

2004 Producer/Director. Beyond Murder: Convicting Jane's Killer, BBC1.
Exec Producer: Owen Gay. 60' documentary with unprecedented access to prosecution lawyers and QC as they prepare a high-profile murder case for trial.

2003 Producer/Director. The Trouble with Sleep, BBC1.
Exec Producer: Simon Ford. Two-part documentary series (2 x 60') using new night vision filming techniques to explore the lives of people who sleepwalk, suffer from night terrors, or act out their dreams.
'Extraordinary viewing.' Radio Times 'Intriguing stuff.' The Observer
2002 Producer/Director.

Harold Shipman: Measuring Evil, BBC1.
Exec Producer: Simon Ford. 60' documentary on the Public Inquiry investigating the crimes of former GP Harold Shipman, Britain's worst serial killer. Includes use of GIS technology.

2002 Producer/Director. The Stanford Prison Experiment, BBC2.
Exec Producer: Nick Mirsky. 30' documentary on the 1970's American psychological study examining the nature of
tyranny and oppressive regimes.
'Highlight of a weekend of prison-themed documentaries.' The Times

2001 Producer/Director. Hollywood Knives, BBC1.
Exec Producer: Alex Holmes. 60' archive-driven documentary exploring the secret history of Tinseltown under the scalpel. The film examines how the careers of some of the biggest names in film history such as Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne, Gary Cooper, and Frank Sinatra, led to the operating table.
'Hopelessly engrossing.' The Express   'Shamelessly watchable.' The Times

1999-2000 Series Producer and Director. Burgled, BBC1.
Exec Producer: Olivia Lichtenstein. Six-part documentary series (6 x 30') on all aspects of burglary - the victims, police, and offenders, who talk candidly about their methods and motivation. Part self-shot.
'Essential viewing.' The Independent 'Engrossing and pacey.' Evening Standard.

1998 Series Producer and Director. The Clampers: Tales from the Parking Frontline, BBC1.
Exec Producer: Stephen Lambert. Six-part documentary series (6 x 30') on the wardens, bailiffs, and lawyers, who enforce Britain's unpopular parking laws, including first-time access to Britain's first `parking court'. Part self-shot.
'Brilliant... A rare docusoap with attitude, asking proper journalistic questions.' The Telegraph
'Hugely entertaining.' The Independent 'Transfixing.' Sunday Times

1997 Producer/Director. Firefighters, BBC1.
Series Producer: Ben Gale; Exec Producer: Jeremy Mills. Six-part documentary series (6 x 30') on the Fire Service, using specially-designed cameras to give a previously unseen insight into rescue operations. Programmes part self-shot.

1995-1996 Producer/Director. The Verdict, BBC2.
Six-part series on lawyers and the law.
'Fascinating and cautionary.' The Guardian

Producer/Director. Public Eye, BBC2.
Current affairs and investigations strand.

1994 Yorkshire Television: Documentaries Department.
Producer/Director. 3D: ITV network documentary series.

1992-1994 Meridian Broadcasting: Current Affairs
Producer/Director: Current affairs series and political programmes presented by Vincent Hanna and Andrew Rawnsley.

1992 Peter Williams Television for ITV
Researcher: Ambulance. Seven-part documentary series.
Winner: Indie Award: Best Regional Programme.

1992 London Weekend Television: Current Affairs.
Researcher: The London Programme. Current affairs series presented and edited by Trevor Phillips.

1990-1991 TVS: Current Affairs.
Assistant Producer (1991), Researcher (1990). Investigative current affairs series.

I have shot on: Canon XF 305, Z7, Z1, VX 2000/1000, PD150.