London Zoo prides itself on being open every day except Christmas Day.  The last time it closed for any longer was during the blitz in World War 2 and even then the gates only shut for a week.  But with the arrival of coronavirus there was no choice.  London Zoo closed with no idea when they might be able to reopen.  With no visitors to pay for the 20,000 animals who still needed feeding and care a financial crisis was looming.

This two part series narrated by Stephen Fry began filming just after the zoo closed its gates until they were finally able to reopen.  Life may have ground to a halt outside the zoo but inside it had to carry on.

An intimate four part documentary series lifting the lid on one of the most intense and extraordinary times in any family’s life - the arrival of a new baby.

Following six families over their first laughter, love and chaos-filled weeks of parenthood, the series provides a window into family life in 2019.

A four-part observational documentary series revealing the law as you've probably never seen it before.  Howard Greenberg is a criminal defense attorney in Brooklyn.  Every day is a war to be fought on many fronts. The series tells the stories of Howard's battles with The Government on behalf of his clients.  They are facing charges for everything from traffic tickets to murder.  His struggles continue at home with Marie, his wife of 17 years and a former court stenographer who he accuses of  being a closet prosecutor.  According to Howard, she is "constantly twisting my balls", not least over an ever-growing mountain of unopened children's toys that for 20 years Howard has been stashing in the basement...

Series director for this four part epic history of the extraordinary life and times of Donald J Trump.  Over four hours the series traces his rise from 1970s New York City to the White House.   It's a story of audacious deals, enormous gambles, catastrophic misjudgements, wives, mistresses, ego, dynastic ambitions, politics and celebrity.

Series producer and director for this 3 x 60’ ground-breaking access documentary series inside the hidden world of family mediation.  Former couples come face to face to try to try to resolve disputes over property, money and children.

Series producer and director for this 4 x 60’ major access series about the hidden army who run 100 miles of the M6 motorway in the Midlands.

Series Producer/Director of the first 3 x 60’ series revealing the winners and losers amongst the 4.5 million people fighting to get one of the handful of properties available each week through their local council.

A British student has come forward claiming an unbelievable ability to remember exactly what he was doing on most days of his life.  Scientists can’t make sense of it.  Who can tell me what’s going on?

1 x 60 minute film first broadcast on Channel 4 on Tuesday 25th September 2012.

One of the large team of contributing directors who set out to capture what happened in the NHS on a single day.  I was working in Neuro Intensive Care Unit at The National Hospital.

Amelie Gledhill is four but she’s still only the size of a baby. She has a rare form of dwarfism called Russell Silver Syndrome.  Some with the condition remain small all their lives but other families can choose treatment to help their child grow.  As Amelie prepares to start school, her family set out to discover what can be done to help Amelie and how the condition will affect her life ahead.