Wildlife Filmmaker UK
I film UK wildlife in real habitats, with patient, low-impact fieldwork and a focus on natural behaviour. My work supports conservation projects, charities, research teams and organisations that need clear, calm wildlife sequences rather than high-drama TV style.
Living On The Water
I live full-time on a narrowboat along the Oxfordshire and Cotswold waterways. Wildlife is part of daily life, not an occasional visit. This means I can track seasonal change, follow local wildlife patterns and film at the right times with minimal disturbance.
Fieldcraft & Approach
Filming is built around patience and respect. I use hides, long-lens setups, quiet movement and careful site choice to reduce impact. Natural sound is recorded on location, with minimal intrusion. When conditions are not right, I would rather wait than push wildlife for a shot.
How Wildlife Footage Supports Your Project
Wildlife sequences strengthen conservation stories by adding context, seasonal detail and natural behaviour. These moments help audiences understand why the habitat matters and why your work is needed. If you are producing a wider project or impact film, wildlife coverage can be included as part of your conservation film.
Who I Work With
Wildlife filmmaking projects are suitable for charities, trusts, conservation groups, research teams, visitor centres, nature reserves and small production companies needing UK wildlife coverage. I am based in Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds and travel across the UK.
Booking Wildlife Filming
Wildlife-focused filming can be commissioned as a standalone project or as part of a wider conservation film. Scope depends on species, access, permissions and the time needed on location.