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UK Conservation Filmmaker

I create conservation and environmental films for charities, trusts and restoration projects across the UK. My work focuses on habitats, species and the people protecting them. Clean visuals, natural sound and clear storytelling.

Living Inside the Habitat

I live full-time on a narrowboat along the Oxfordshire and Cotswold waterways. Wildlife is outside my window every day. This gives me rare access to chalk streams, canals and wetland habitats across all seasons. I film quietly, with patience and minimal disturbance, which leads to more natural behaviour and stronger stories.

Conservation Films for Organisations

I help charities, river trusts, wildlife groups, local councils and research teams communicate their work. Films can cover habitat restoration, species recovery, volunteer action, education, grant updates or project impact. Each project includes planning, on-location filming, clean audio, editing, narration where needed and delivery for web, social and events.

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Wildlife Filmmaking & UK Species

I film key UK wildlife including kingfisher, otter, water vole, trout, owls and chalk stream invertebrates. Using hides, long-lens setups and low-impact fieldwork, I capture behaviour without interference. This supports species-focused films and adds depth to conservation projects.

Stock Footage & Licensing

Licensing available for UK wildlife and habitat clips including otters, kingfishers, trout, underwater chalk stream shots, insects and seasonal river life. Custom field recording is available on request.

Why Organisations Work With Me

Chalk stream stories. River rehabilitation. Rewilding and habitat recovery. Species behaviour films. Community and volunteer events. Educational shorts for talks and exhibitions. Grant reporting and stakeholder updates.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Projects typically start at £1,500. Costs vary depending on filming days, wildlife requirements, access, locations and narration.

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