DOCUMENTARY DIRECTING CREDITS INCLUDE:
BULL RUNNERS OF PAMPLONA
60-minute documentary multi-camera shoot both in HD and 3D of the famous Spanish bull run filmed over the course of two years. (2011)
IT COULD NEVER HAPPEN TO ME
60-minute documentary funded by the Nelson Mandela Foundation about the global fight against HIV/Aids, filmed in Brazil, Thailand, South Africa, India, Ukraine, UK and USA. (2010)
DAVID GILMOUR – ON AN ISLAND
The Pink Floyd singer and guitarist in conversation with Lord Matthew Evans about his life and times. (2010)
ROBERT PLANT – NINE LIVES (Rhino / Swansong)
60-minute documentary about the life and times of Robert Plant after Led Zeppelin. (2006)
JEAN MICHEL JARRE – MAKING THE STEAMROLLER FLY (Sony)
60-minute biographical documentary shot in London, Paris and Russia. (2003)
OPERA BABES – BEYOND IMAGINATION (Sony)
30-minute documentary following the rise to fame of two female opera singers discovered busking in London’s Covent Garden up to the making of their first album and their debut appearance at the Royal Albert Hall, London. (2003)
THE KRAYS – THE FINAL WORD (BBC1)
90-minute documentary about the infamous and violent British gangster twins, including the deathbed interview with Reggie Kray. (2001)
THE GUMBOOTS STORY (SFX / Clear Channel / PBS)
60-minute documentary shot in South Africa about the music and dance that emerged from the goldmines of Johannesburg and the eventual West End and Broadway musical production Gumboots. (2000)
FRANCIS BACON – 7 REECE MEWS (RTE / BBC)
52-minute documentary about the Irish painter Francis Bacon, his life and his famous London studio. (1999)
DEIN PERRY’S TAP DOGS (SFX / Clear Channel)
90-minute film about the award winning Australian tap dance troupe. (1996)
PAUL McCARTNEY – MOVIN’ ON (Buena Vista)
60-minute documentary about Paul McCartney recording a new album at Abbey Road Studios and reminiscing about his time with The Beatles. (1993)
PAUL McCARTNEY – GOING HOME (Buena Vista)
60-minute documentary surrounding Paul McCartney’s 1990 world tour, his record breaking concert at the Estádio do Maracanã in Brazil, and his triumphant return to Liverpool, home of The Beatles. (1991)
