I've now installed a 6 channel Vision Mixer in the van.

This week I've been Directing multi-camera coverage of the Elite Business Live event in London. The two day event was live streamed by solo1

Yesterday I covered two local headline stories for BBC Points West. Firstly I was filming/editing in Swindon.

I was live for BBC Breakfast in Wallingford. We were covering the blue ribbon campaign.

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

This morning I was fortunate enough to film the Summer Solstice at Stonehenge for the second time for BBC Points West.

Today I have given in and finally created a Facebook page. You can find it here. Please do give it a like and if you have worked with me please leave me a review? #VideoProduction #Events #EventFilming #EventProfs #VideoPros #Wiltshire #Swindon #Hampshire #Dorset #Somerset #Oxfordshire #Oxford #SMM #VideoMarketing #DigitalMarketing #CameraCrew #Marketing #Filming #livestream #livestreaming #webcast #webcasting #broadcast #Cameraman #CameraOp #CameraOperator

1) Why am I live-streaming? There should really be a reason why people would watch your live broadcast. What are you showing me that I would want to witness live rather than seeing in a delayed but less time-consuming way? 2) Add value. Are you really giving me a unique view that surprises or benefits me in some way? Maybe it could be a behind-the-scenes look at something. 3) Interaction. When live broadcasting one should really Invite questions and comments from the viewer