DOP - Cameraman Services

This was an exciting project that involved recording interviews around Loch Ness, drone shots of vast area and a boat trip out to Loch Ness to speak to local residents.

The darkly comic story of the Nessie hunters who camped out on the shores of Loch Ness throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Featuring an international cast of dedicated scientists and extraordinary eccentrics who chased, but never found, the dinosaur-like creature who may live in the depths of the loch. The film shows how the absence of concrete evidence and the allure of fame gradually tainted the once-serene Loch with frustration, egos, and broken dreams.

Working with John MacLaverty on his documentary for the BBC about the shocking use of Gruinard Island for testing out the effects of Anthrax by the British government.

This was an exciting project that involved recording interviews around the north west Highlands and then a boat trip out to Anthrax island for a final interview and reenactment of dark harvest commandos taking soil from the island.

The National Trust of Scotland commission me for filming and editing a view they wanted to advertise the work they have been doing in Project Wipeout.

Film the harmful effects of Ponticum in Scotland and illustrate how NTS are turning the problem into a solution. 

I created a short video to showcase the project coming to completion including onsite interviews Ullapool harbour master Kevin Peach & RJM's Michael Osborne.    

The project has made a massive improvment for the village for both tourists & residents. 

Ullapool book festival has been very successful over the years and then Covid19 came along. Ullapool book festival commissioned me to record video interviews with the authors discussion their careers and their books.

The interviews were to be recording the Ceilidh Place in Ullapool, the interviews required some studio lighting with diffusion panels and single camera setup.

The North Highland Initiative commissioned us to create a video showing what the north Highlands of Scotland have to offer. Showcasing a relaxing time escaping to the Highlands.

Filming was to be over four days traveling around the Highlands, however the weather really did not want to play ball and with a tight deadline, we had 100% cloud cover for three of the four days so filming was intense to try and capture as much as possible.

Filming including both aerial and run and gun handheld gimbal starting in Inverness up the west coast and finishing on the east.