I filmed a piece at Aerospace Bristol on their new conservation workshop including flying my drone inside the hanger.

Yesterday I was filming young people in Chippenham as they open their A-level results.

Today I was providing live drone shots for BBC Breakfast in Exmouth Devon.

I was shocked by the announcement that the BBC is planning to axe its regional current affairs show Inside Out.

Today I was filming for BBC South with Kathrine Da Costa outside the Covid 19 Ward at Great Western Hospital.

Today I was out filming with Natalie Verney in Bicester for BBC South Today. The story was all about the proposed water & adventure park.

A cracking morning today at Blenheim Palace filming for BBC Breakfast. I provided myself, my camera and jib and a Camera Assistant/Rigger.

Yesterday I was filming for BBC Breakfast near Newbury at the scene of the tragic murder for PC Andrew Harper. Senior Broadcast Journalist James Ingham was reporting. I arrived on site at 5am and had to set up in a rather difficult space by a very busy main road. We broadcast 5 headline live reports from the scene and I fed some updated pictures from the scene to the BBC News channel. I was battling with the low rising sun so had to over compensate with two panels lights on t

I filmed the last remaining three cooling towers at Didcot being demolished with explosives for BBC News. This was captured with my drone.

On Wednesday I was in Bath filming for BBC Points West with Ali Vowles. The story was all about Bath in Bloom.

Last week I was filming with Andrew Plant for BBC Points West about the Kyle Davies mass shooting case.

Last week I was filming at the innovative offices of SLG Brands in Cheltenham for BBC Points West with Journalist Steve Knibbs.

Last week I filmed two packages for BBC Breakfast with Jayne McCubbin. These were about young families dealing with Special educational needs and disability (SEND) and trying to campaign for a fairer deal for their family who suffer from SEND. The shoot started in Bristol with a late evening interview with a mother who I had to conceal her identity due to a court order. I then brought Jayne back to Swindon and she overnighted in a hotel. The following morning we set off early

This week I was fortunate enough to be chosen to cover a Royal visit in Oxford. HRH The Duchess of Cambridge visited Pegasus Primary School on 6th March to learn more about the work undertaken by the organisation known as Family Links. I was working for BBC South Today that day and was appointed on the Royal rota. For those that are unaware, this means I was the sole Cameraman following her on the trip with other Operators filming out on the street. Under the agreement, rota

I broadcasted live on BBC Breakfast from the St. David's Cathedral in Wales. The piece was about the 2021 City of Culture bid

Camera ergonomics are no joke—just ask all of the veteran camera operators with back problems. If you lug around a camera all day, maybe you work in journalism or documentaries, you know that all of that standing and carrying has a serious impact on your posture, body, and overall health. South Korea's Department of Occupational and Environmental Medicine conducted a study last year on the risk factors of "work-related upper extremity musculoskeletal disorders", or WRMSDs, in