Selected work, new to old
6 Episode nature series introducing conservation to kids. Episode one focused on the Beach via a marine and mammal care centre. Episode two visited a farm. 4 more episodes still to be published (including a visit to a wolves sanctuary)
6 episode series where an illustrator is tasked with drawing someone's fantastical pet.
Drum Award Winning series - a film for each of the 25 schools in the network, plus 6 social assets per school. The series gave students centre stage to share their experiences of school. Distributed online, in cinemas, airports and on TV.
A video exploring Tinashe's approach to music making to accompany the release of a vocal pack for online DAW Soundtrap.
Frankie Dettori - A Royal Ascot Love Affair
On the occasion of Frankie's final ever Royal Ascot meet before retirement, he sits down with fellow Gold Cup winning jockey Jason Weaver to recount the highs and lows of his racing career.
Barbara Chase-Riboud - Infinite Folds
Artist and writer Barbara Chase-Riboud recaps her life story and the evolution of her practice in the context of her major retrospective exhibition at Serpentine North.
Masterclass - Podcasting
Kandinsky, Münter and the Blue Rider
Curator Natalia Sidlina and art historian Dorothy Price explain how the group wanted to explore the emotional and spiritual dimensions of art, emphasising abstraction, symbolism and expressive mark-making. Jazz musician and saxophonist Emma Rawicz, who experiences synesthesia, also gives us her personal, improvised musical response to the art of the Blue Rider.

Cornelia Parker - Ask the Artist
Artist Cornelia Parker responds to questions from visitors to her 2022 exhibition at Tate Britain. What advice would she give to herself as a young artist? Why is she so drawn to chalk as an artistic medium? And which building would she like to blow up next?
Nathaniel Mary Quinn - NOT FAR FROM HOME; STILL FAR AWAY
Nathaniel Mary Quinn blends memory and fragments of images to build mixed media portraits of the people around him. Featuring a musical performance by Raphael Saadiq, a conversation between Nathaniel and Amanda Hunt, and commentary from Ekow Eshun.
Frank Gehry - Spinning Tales
Musical performances by esperanza spalding and Gustavo Dudamel and YOLA (Youth Orchestra Los Angeles), and a conversation between Frank Gehry and Julian Rose conducted in Gehry’s Los Angeles studio.
Gerhard Richter - Cage paintings
Patti Smith performs in the gallery space in New York, Hans Ulrich Obrist contextualises Richter's work, and Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener dance to music by John Cage.
Rachel Whiteread - Internal Objects
Max Richter performs Origins in the gallery space, Rachel gives a tour of the exhibition and also has a discussion with Iwona Blazwick, director of Whitechapel Gallery.
Anselm Kiefer - A Field of Cloth of Gold
Jim Cuno joins Anselm Kiefer to discuss Anselm's exhibition at La Bourget and dancers from the Paris Opera Ballet perform to music by Steve Reich.
Ed Ruscha - Paintings
Flea visits Ed Ruscha's LA studio and discusses art with Eddie Ruscha, while Missy Mazzoli and Vernon Reid perform songs in the exhibition space in New York.
Jenny Saville - Elpis
Jenny Saville in conversation with Simon Schama as Nathaniel Mary Quinn tours Jenny's Elpis exhibition at Gagosian Maddison Avenue. Meanwhile Aaron Diehl Trio perform Philip Glass and an original composition made in response to the exhibition.
Gregory Crewdson - An Eclipse of Moths
Gregory Crewdson chats with Malcolm Gladwell and Jeffy Tweedy about his exhibition An Eclipse of Moths at Gagosian Beverly Hills. Elvis Mitchell provides a gallery tour and Jeff introduces an original composition made in response to the show.
Mary Weatherford - Train Yards
Mary Weatherford and Hunter Drohojowska-Philp discuss Mary's Train Yards exhibition at Gagosian Grosvenor Hill as Thurston Moore performs Woody Guthrie in the exhibition space.
Museum of the Home, London
The Museum of the Home is a celebration of the small ephemera of everyday life, exploring how people have experienced domestic life inside the home from the 1600s to the present day.
Waddesdon Manor, Aylesbury
The house was created over a century ago to entertain Baron Ferdinand's circle of friends. Today it is home to exceptional architecture, art collections and gardens. Some of the house's magnificent bedroom suites have been converted into exhibition spaces, which host an annual rotation of displays highlighting various aspects of the Waddesdon collection.
Pier Arts Centre, Stromness
Its founder Margaret Gardiner (1904-2005) was a close friend of many of the artists represented. Her decision to give a large part of her collection to Orkney led to the opening of the Centre in 1979. The Gallery also presents a programme of local, national and international exhibitions.
Sainsbury Centre, Norwich
At the heart of the Sainsbury Centre is the art accumulated by the Sainsburys over a period of 60 years. Modern European paintings and sculpture (including examples by Henry Moore, John Davies, Alberto Giacometti and Francis Bacon) sit alongside pieces from around the globe, sculpture from the ancient world and studio ceramics.
Pitt Rivers, Oxford
With musical instruments, weapons, masks, textiles, jewellery and tools from all places and times on show, there are surprises around every corner. Among the many highlights are gold torcs from the richest Bronze Age hoard in Scotland, and reindeer underwear worn by Evenki women in north-eastern Siberia.
Grayson's ART club - EDINBURGH TV FESTIVAL 2020 SPECIAL
A special 30 minute episode of Grayson's Art Club for the opening day of the festival.
KAren elson - diary of a model
Supermodel Karen Elson preps for the Erdem Show.
Geri halliwell - Behind the moment
A documentary about when the Spice Girls performed at the 1997 Brit Awards and Geri Halliwell stepped onto the stage wearing her Union Jack dress.
fashion month SS20
A series of midform videos during London, Milan and Paris fashion weeks for US Vogue. 24 hour turn around from event to publishing including videos with Jennifer Lopez, Masie Williams, Emma Chamberlain, Candice and a documentary on the production of a single outfit for Dior.
Euro 2016
I led a team live-clipping highlight packages for every match on ITV in a partnership between the broadcaster and Google. These edits were served to anyone searching for any terms relating to the Euro 2106 competition on Google, allowing views to catch up with the game and also link through to the live broadcast on ITV player.
bBc sports personality of the year 2019 - announcement
bleacher report - your call
A YouTube based choose your own adventure for B/R Football. You're a new player in the Premier League, just don't go doing anything stupid like releasing a pop single.
MINDEROO FOUNDATION - FUTURE SAYS
Two films for Minderoo Foundation focussing on lawlessness in the tech space. Julia Powles and John Naughton illustrate how the operations of the big 5 tech firms are immune from scrutiny and accountability. A call for innovation to be governed; not to stop it, but to save it.
Andrew omoding - It's my work, come see, come see
An artist profile for The Future is Loading... exhibition by Shape Arts, based on material from Andrew's residency at Camden Arts Centre London in 2019.
MOnochromatic minds exhibition
A film for the largest ever exhibition of self-taught, disabled and outsider artists from around the world, featuring black and white art through a variety of mediums including drawing, ceramics and textiles.
Alexa chung
A lot of the videos on Alexa Chung's YouTube channel, including the midform documentary about the design process of Alexa's 2019 Met Gala outfit and a tour of the RA's summer exhibition.