Exodus: Our Journey to Europe
(2016, directed by James Bluemel for Keo Films )
The story of refugees as they flee their war-torn countries and attempt to reach Europe.
Smash & Grab
(2013, directed by Havana Marking)
Documentary about the world’s most notorious diamond thieves – The Pink Panthers. Featuring interviews with gang members still at large and cutting edge animation.
34 cues, 60 minutes of music.
Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer
(2013, directed by Maxim Pozdorovkin and Mike Lerner)
Documentary about the imprisonment of the feminist art collective Pussy Riot.
25 cues, 45 minutes of music.
The Dark Ages – An Age of Light
(2012, directed by Waldemar Januzczak)
A 4-part series looking at the art & architecture of the Dark Ages – broadcast on BBC Four.
Canimals
(2011-2012 Aardman/BRB/Voozclub)
52 episodes x 7 minute animations, following the crazy antics of creatures that are part animal, part can.
Vote Afghanistan!
(2010, directed by Martin Herring and Havana Marking)
Feature documentary following the candidates in the first democratic election in Afghanistan 2009.
Out of Bounds
(2010, directed by Martin Herring)
Travel series with Ian Wright as he visits Syria, Cuba, Sri Lanka, Venezuela, Okinawa and Siberia. 6 part series for Discovery.
Cheetah Kingdom
(2010)
A 12 part series for ITV giving an insight into the behaviour and conservation of cheetahs in Namibia.
Islands of Britain
(2009)
3 part series broadcast on ITV.. Martin Clunes visits a number of the islands that lie of the coast of Great Britain.
9-11 Faker
(2008, directed by James Bluemel)
The story of Tania Head who claimed she survived the terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre.
Discovery Atlas: Japan Revealed
(2008, directed by Jon Stephens)
A documentary for Discovery focusing on the cultural, sociological and natural aspects of Japan as told through a year’s season cycle.
Johnnie Walker – Fish
(2007)
Johnnie Walker commercial.
Cutting Edge: The Black Widow
(2005, directed by Martin Herring)
The story of Dena Thompson and her 20 year career of fraud and murder. Part of Channel 4’s Cutting Edge series.
Avenging Angels
(2003, ITV directed by Jon East)
Comedy drama starring Julian Rhind-Tutt and Jessica Hynes.