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2020 ShowreelFootage currently under NDA, please email for a private link. Jamie@standupfornature.org
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2018 ShowreelPlease see my 2018 showreel it showcases my work with long lens wildlife behaviour, ronin/gimbal, drone, motion-controlled time-lapse and custom macro equipment.
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Examples of my work
I've recently filmed for a number of productions currently under NDA for Plimsoll, Silverback, Humble Bee and Channel 4.
Please email for recent examples of my work.
Please email for recent examples of my work.
Living Wild (working title) - Channel 4‘Living Wild’ is the authentic experience of living alongside wildlife – as we’ve never heard or seen it before. Set in one of Kenya's most breath-taking conservancies Ol Pejeta, this new eight-part series takes you on an intimate journey into the heart of the lives of an incredible cast of wild animal characters.
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Tiny World - Apple TVNarrated by Paul Rudd, this docuseries showcases nature’s lesser-known tiny heroes. Spotlighting small creatures and the extraordinary things they do to survive, each episode is filled with surprising stories and spectacular cinematography.
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Perfect Planet - BBCThis five part series will show how the forces of nature - weather, ocean currents, solar energy and volcanoes – drive, shape and support Earth’s great diversity of life. In doing so, it will reveal how animals are perfectly adapted to whatever the environment throws at them.
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Springwatch - BBCBased in a different location around the UK each spring, `Springwatch' takes a look at the lives of wild animals in their natural habitats, showcasing the beauty and diversity of wildlife around the country.
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Her Forest - Estación Biológica TamanduaRebeca Quiros goes against her family hunting traditions to conserve Costa Rican primary rainforest.
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Savage Kingdom - Nat Geo WILD2,000 miles of remote African savanna, this ancient land's governed by competing clans of ruthlessly proficient predators. Their survival depends on herds of powerful prey. Each day's a life and death struggle. This season who will survive?
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BBC The One Show - Tigress ProductionsDouble Olympic gold medal winner Helen Glover and her husband, Deadly 60 TV presenter Steve Backshall are racing to raise funds to protect rainforest in Borneo, saving it from being cut down for palm oil plantations.
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Stand Up for Nature, Project Kenya - National GeographicAs a National Geographic Explorer I filmed a series of local language films (Maa & Swahali), following the remarkable stories of Kenyans fighting to protect their wildlife. From a Maasai man who habituated himself into a troop of Baboons to a boy who raised a buffalo.
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Stand Up for Nature, Project MalawiTwo young British students embark on an adventure of a lifetime, taking their wildlife conservation film on an ambitious journey across the length of Malawi and to where it matters most, to the hearts of the people.
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Steve Backshall (BBC Deadly 60) Kayaks for ForestsAlong with kayak partner George, they take on the gruelling Devizes to Westminster Canoe Race, 125miles of canal and river finishing outside the Houses of Parliament. With the aim to raise enough money to buy a chunk of Colombian rainforest bigger than Monaco.
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Mpala Research ShortsFollowing Yi-Ru Cheng's (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) research into the social behaviour in the Grey Capped Social Weavers (Pseudonigrita arnaudi) at Mpala Research Centre, Kenya.
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An Insight Into Cuttlebrook Koi FarmThey were told it would be impossible, but against criticism and hardship, they have proved they could make their dream of running a commercial Koi farm in the UK a reality.
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