What Kilimanjaro Taught Me
Six lessons on filming at altitude — the gear failures, the permits, the porters, and the mornings that made every frozen finger worth it.
Behind the Lens: Wheels For The Wild
What it took to keep cameras rolling across three days of rough terrain — and why the best shots came from the moments we didn’t plan for.
Field Notes: Storytelling With the Hadzabe
Documenting the AFRISOS & Great Sine of Africa program meant putting the camera down more than picking it up — on trust, patience, and whose story it really is.
Editing Notes: Nurturing Unrecognized Potential
Fifty hours of footage, one honest story. How the edit found its shape once we stopped trying to cover everything.
Small Frames, Big Stories: The Mite Project
Working at a scale most cameras aren’t built for — lessons from a project that lived and died by a few millimetres of focus.
Trip Log: Return to the Okavango Delta
Back into one of Africa’s last great wetland wildernesses — on shooting water, patience, and the shots that got away.
Above the Ground: Notes on Aerial Work
What changes when you take the camera off your shoulder and put it in the air — a short reflection on drone cinematography across East Africa.