Held every summer at the stunning Ampleforth Abbey in Yorkshire, The Joy of Encounter is a meditation retreat hosted by World Community for Christian Meditation | WCCM. I worked solo on this project under my company: Joso Productions.

This event brings together people from diverse and marginalised backgrounds. Participants gathered to learn from and listen to each other; sharing stories, meditating and eating together and exploring how meditation can support us to find our common humanity.

Hi, I’m Isaak, a videographer and video editor with experience across a wide range of projects. From promotional films and corporate training videos to short-form content. Alongside a talented team of freelance creatives, I deliver high-quality visuals tailored to your brand’s unique style and message.

Forests Without Frontiers is a non-profit organisation dedicated to restoring ecosystems through native tree planting and community engagement. Their unique approach blends conservation with creative arts, using music and storytelling to inspire deeper connections to nature. In Sussex, they’re actively re-wilding sites like Wilderlands Farm, helping to regenerate woodland and foster environmental education.

This filmed conversation between Sussex Bay and Weald to Waves—two Sussex-based nature restoration organisations—was recorded during the Knepp Wildlife Foundation’s open day. Created to engage audiences who might not typically follow nature restoration, the video was later screened at Sussex Bay’s one-year anniversary event, reaching an audience of over 300 attendees.

The British Council is the United Kingdom’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. Established in 1934, it operates in over 100 countries, promoting English language learning, supporting arts and education, and building global connections through cultural exchange. Its work aims to foster mutual understanding and collaboration between the UK and the wider world.

I produced seven videos designed for internal training of BC agents.

Did you know we produce about 400 million tonnes of plastic waste globally every year? Meet the game changer, Lucy Hughes, founder of MarinaTex. Using only a proportion of the 50 million tonnes of fish waste produced annually worldwide, MarinaTex finds a new use for this waste for a more circular end product.

A campaign film I created with Joso Productions highlighting the issue of plastic pollution in the ocean.

Weald to Waves is a 100-mile nature recovery project across Sussex, connecting ancient woodlands, rivers, and coastal habitats to boost biodiversity and support regenerative farming. Spanning 20,000+ hectares, it brings together a wide range of partners to restore fragmented ecosystems. Under Amy Hurn’s direction, I edited 12 instructional videos teaching people how to re-wild their own gardens.

This film explores Geoff Hand’s psycho-geographic drawing practice and how his work evolves into richly textured paintings - transforming landscapes into gestural marks and layered compositions.

It also highlights Geoff’s collaboration with composer Tobias Wheal, whose music mirrors the rhythms and energy of his drawings, creating a dialogue between sound and image.

Shoreham Port Sustainability Week (July 2024) featured free talks, tours, workshops, and community events focused on green energy, marine restoration, recycling, and biodiversity. With strong local involvement, the week highlighted the Port’s environmental work and encouraged collaboration for a more sustainable future.

The Kelp Summit 2025: Progress Beyond Protection, held on 2 April at the University of Sussex, was the UK’s first national conference on kelp ecology. Organised by the Sussex Kelp Recovery Project and the Environment Agency, it brought together over 200 experts to share research and strategies for restoring marine biodiversity. Key discussions addressed the dramatic loss of 96% of Sussex kelp beds by 2019—largely due to bottom trawling and extreme weather—and how the 2021 Sussex IFCA Nearshore Trawling Bylaw spurred recovery efforts. The summit also marked the release of a Blue Marine Foundation report highlighting challenges to kelp restoration across the UK.

I edited this advert for a start up whisky company with direction from the producer and client. Software used: Premiere, After Effects and Photoshop.