This Land

Director and Co-Executive Producer · CNN / HBO Max

As America approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, This Land traces the dramatic story of how a fragile nation on the Atlantic coast expanded across a continent through six defining frontiers that reshaped the country forever. Through the voices of descendants connected to these pivotal moments, including the families of William Clark, Sacagawea, James Monroe, John Brown, Crazy Horse, and Kit Carson, This Land uncovers a history that remains deeply contested and continues to shape America today.

Surgeons: At the Edge of Life

Series Director · BBC

Multiple award-winning series, following the jaw-dropping work of the surgical team at Addenbrooke's Hospital. Using an innovative rig setup, this series was the first to follow cases through from A&E to emergency surgery.

FEDS

Series Director · Discovery / HBO Max

Made in collaboration with Octavia Spencer, and with unique access to the FBI, this retrospective anthology series reveals the story behind some of the Bureau's most remarkable cases, many of which have never been told before.

Inside the FBI: The 70s

Director · Disney+ / Nat Geo

The 1970s tested the FBI as never before. This series revisits its biggest cases through the agents who worked them and the people they pursued. Drawing on untapped FBI archive, and using technically innovative drama reconstruction, this retrospective series is not just a story of the FBI, but the story of America.

Cops on Trial

Director / Cinematographer · Channel 4

In the aftermath of Sarah Everard's shocking murder by a serving police officer, journalist Ellie Flynn reveals the scale of sexual misconduct by serving police officers, and asks: why isn't more being done to investigate these crimes?

Nominated for Investigation of the Year at the British Journalism Awards

Spy Wars

Series Director / Cinematographer · History

Starring Damian Lewis in his first factual role, and utilising innovative and highly stylised reconstructions, this docu-drama reveals the remarkable true stories behind the most significant spy operations of the last forty years.

Nominated for the Broadcasting Press Guild Award for Best Documentary Series

Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Neese

Edit Producer · Hulu

A devastating and deeply personal account of the 2012 disappearance of a sixteen-year-old in West Virginia, and the search that led to her closest friends. Told through social media posts, intimate interviews and Skylar's own words, the series explores friendship, identity and betrayal among teenagers growing up online.

Celebrity: A 21st Century Story

Director · BBC

A retrospective series tracing the complex relationship between celebrity, the media and the public in the first 20 years of this century. Following the rise of reality TV, social media stars and celebrity politicians, the series asks how our fixation on celebrity has come to shape our world.

José Andrés and Family in Spain

Lead Edit Producer · Discovery+ / CNN

A six-part food and travel series following the celebrated chef and humanitarian across his home country with his three American-raised daughters. Eating their way through Spain's regions, they meet local experts, renowned chefs and old friends who share the traditions and stories behind the country's food.

Emmy award winner, 2023

Diana: Seven Days That Shook the World

Director / Cinematographer · Channel 5 / Netflix

Feature documentary, narrated by James D'Arcy, telling the inside story of the week between Princess Diana's death and her funeral. Through exclusive interviews with her staff, Downing Street advisers, journalists and members of the public, it tells the story of a truly unprecedented moment of national grief and frustration. The film reached the Netflix top 10 in the UK.

Lost Treasures of Egypt

Director / Cinematographer · Nat Geo

An immersive documentary series for National Geographic, following international teams of archaeologists through a full season of excavations across Egypt. Crawling beneath pyramids, opening long-lost tombs and unearthing 3,000-year-old mummies, they race to uncover the secrets of ancient Egypt while battling heat and difficult terrain.

Children of the Cult

Director / Cinematographer · Discovery+

Drama documentary series telling the story of the Children of God, one of the world's most notorious cults, through three British women who were born into it. Hope, Verity and Celeste speak out about their childhoods, their escape and their decades-long fight for justice.

The People's History of the NHS

Director / Cinematographer · BBC

BBC Four series marking 70 years of the NHS, through the mementos and memories of the people who use and work in it.

Age of the Image

Director · BBC

In this four-part BBC Four series, art historian James Fox traces how the power of the image transformed the modern world, from the camera's radical new way of seeing to the propaganda films, moon landings and advertising dreams of the 20th century. It ends with a question for today: why are images more powerful, and less trusted, than ever before?