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Rowan Jacob directed an interview with two executives from Sydney, over a remote camera link. I set up the Oslo side: checked the room and agreed the camera positions with Rowan, tested the remote link, found and briefed the cinematographer, and sorted access with the local contact. On the day, the cinematographer ran the set while Rowan directed.

Newton Studios needed street interviews with people in Oslo, plus B-roll around the city. I planned the half day, put the crew together and collected the signed release forms.

The Marketing Department needed a photographer already in Oslo for a decarbonisation trade mission between Scotland and Norway, so nobody had to fly in from Scotland. I joined their team at both venues, from the keynotes at Oslo Event Hub to the evening reception at the UK Ambassador's residence.

Ocean Rise is Aphra's public sculpture about rising sea levels, commissioned by Oslo's municipal art collection for Tøyenparken. I documented the children's climate workshop behind it in 2023, then filmed and photographed the finished sculpture and an on-camera interview with Aphra in 2024. Her project documentary uses the footage.

The company wanted Norwegian installation know-how on film, to sell it in Australia. In one day we filmed two interviews and B-roll across three locations, with stills alongside.

A sit-down interview with the athlete and B-roll of her training with teammates, filmed in one day across two locations.

A one-person job at a sports event in Tønsberg. I filmed interviews with the participants on two cameras, recorded the sound separately, and shot B-roll of the event.

Patch took carbon removal buyers on a two-day tour by train from Oslo to Bergen. I filmed and photographed it on my own, from the plan to the finished film.