Bristol, UK
$500 - $1000 / Day
Request QuoteTyler Freeman Smith is a documentary cameraman and filmmaker with a background in environmental science and humanities. His work covers the breadth of documentary, from features and TV broadcast, to short-form branded content and social. Tyler is known for his empathetic approach to contributors, open communication with collaborators, compelling visuals and narrative understanding. He is often directing documentary in the field, and shooting stylised sequences and verité. More and more he finds himself working with feature filmmakers as a story consultant, with projects in development in New York, Warsaw, Australia and the UK. Tyler’s formal training is as an environmental scientist, and he is a current fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.
Step into the unknown with urban photographer David de Rueda, as he explores a deserted power station. From ghost towns to abandoned buildings, David unearths and captures some of the more eerie forgotten places of the world – some of which might be closer to you than you think.
From insect portraits to stunning #macro shots of dew drops, Alberto Ghizzi Panizza’s expertise in #macrophotography is unparalleled. Take a closer look at how Alberto uses his D850 and Micro NIKKOR lens to capture details in everyday nature that are so rich, they may not even be visible to the naked eye.
After visiting an island in Micronesia, where most of the population are affected by complete achromatopsia (complete colour blindness), Sanne De Wilde was inspired to explore colour in a truly unique way. Discover how her experiments with infrared photography led to some surreal results that help redefine how we see and consume colour in photography.
Produced for Special Broadcasting Service
As Britain descends in chaos over how to divorce from Europe, Marty Smiley finds a generation of young people torn between their idea of what Britain could be and the reality of what it is. The future for British young people has never been so murky...
Produced for Special Broadcasting Service
He's usually the one asking the questions but this time Louis Theroux sat down in Marc Fennell's hotseat to discuss which group of people push his buttons, what he was like as a teenager and what it was like getting his start with Michael Moore.
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