Bristol, UK
$400 - $1200 / Day
Request QuoteA Whicker’s Award winning documentary filmmaker with years of experience in factual entertainment, developing and producing projects in the UK and internationally. I’m a very confident self-shooter, operating on a wide range of cameras and sound equipment and also own a Sony FS7. I’ve been a welfare officer, managed sensitive content and at risk contributors at various states of mental wellbeing. Over the last several years I've managed shoots whilst following the strictest Covid-19 protocol.
Produced for Grammar Productions
Winner of the Whicker's World Foundation Funding Award 2016 "A must-see film for anyone who wants to understand Burma today. Britain & Burma have an amazing shared history, and this film tells it with a subtlety & humour that will take you by surprise.”
In the darkest hours of World War 2, thousands of men from Burma (now Myanmar) gave their lives fighting a brutal war for Britain against the Japanese, and to carry out the most successful guerrilla campaign of the war. But after the Allied victory, Burma sank into isolation, dictatorship and civil war, and Britain forgot the bravery of these men.
When British soldiers conquered Burma in 1885, they gave the last king hours to pack. Many of his treasures - heirlooms from a millennium of monarchy- were seized and sent to Britain. But the most precious, an enormous ruby, disappeared. Who took it, and where is it now?
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