About me
I’m Alex, an award-winning documentary filmmaker and cinematographer based in North Cornwall. I specialise in creating impactful and inspiring environmental documentaries that not only educate, but empower audiences too.
I believe that all of our actions, no matter how big or small, can have the power to make ripples… and, when you make ripples, you sometimes make waves.
Cornwall is my home and a source of great inspiration to me and my filmmaking. This can be seen best in my recent feature length documentary project, The Tales Of Cetus, which follows artists and environmentalists in their fight against plastic pollution.
Over the years, I have worked with incredible organisations and A-list presenters to tell important stories and deliver important messaging about the issues the world is facing; including Greenpeace, Age UK, Scouts, Sea Cadets, the NHS Green Social Prescribing programme and DEFRA.
My work has won awards and received international recognition; including at film festivals such as The British Documentary Film Festival, Bolton Film Festival, London Eco Film Festival, Climate Action Film Festival and with the Royal Television Society.
As well as working as a freelance documentary filmmaker and cinematographer, I take on commercial and corporate videographer work as a self-shooting producer-director, DOP, camera operator and drone operator. I work across the South-West of the UK, but also across the rest of the country and internationally too.
‘THE TALES OF CETUS’
‘THE TALES OF CETUS’ is an inspiring feature-length documentary project that follows both environmentalists and artists in their fight against plastic pollution… Delving into not only the problem of plastic pollution but also the power we all have to inspire and create positive change.
A @beachguardian film. Narrated by @joruxton.
‘FORGOTTEN FIBRE’
‘FORGOTTEN FIBRE‘ is the short documentary revealing the forgotten potential of wool in the textile industry, and the industry’s urgent need for sustainable solutions.
