I'm an ambidextrous UK-based filmmaker who’s previous works include multiple award-winning documentaries, including ‘The Guardians of Pachamama’, set in the Amazon Rainforest which me and my team raised nearly $10,000…
I’m an ambidextrous UK-based filmmaker who’s previous works include multiple award-winning documentaries, including ‘The Guardians of Pachamama’, set in the Amazon Rainforest which me and my team raised nearly $10,000 to produce, in which I was directing, narrating and editing the project.
My new upcoming documentary ‘Concrete Summer’, in which the illegal sport of fixed-gear bicycle racing provides the backdrop for a surprisingly tender story of brotherhood and chasing your passions, has already entered the awards circuit. It has been officially selected for Lift-Off film festival, with the winning project pitching directly to Pinewood Studio.
I have also created work for Marriott Hotels, The Imperial War Museum, Heartspace, and Companio Bakery amongst other clients, showcasing their products and driving in customers.
A team of young filmmakers headed out into Ecuadors Amazon rainforest to explore the effects of the endless greed of oil companies on the lives of the indigenous Waorani communities who live there.
The illegal sport of alleycat racing, made up of daredevil athletes riding fixed-gear bikes without brakes through major cities, overlapping cars and cutting through red lights provides the backdrop for a surprisingly heartwarming story of brotherhood and overcoming the odds.
We follow Robbo as he tries to reignite the fixed-gear scene in Liverpool, showing the sweeter side of this underground sport which takes the viewer back to their childhood, and playing out on your bikes until the summer nights grow old.
1st Class Honours
1st Class Honours
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