SENTIENT PICTURES

Guildford Castle is a free roaming, narrative VR experience with light interactivity, developed by Historic VR. Everything you see here was painstakingly modeled on the original castle and surrounding gardens, using lidar scanning and photogrammetry, augmented by state-of-the-art modelling techniques in the Unreal game engine. I was honoured to help incubate this project as co-founder of Historic VR. For more information see https://historicvr.com or download on Steam (VR headset required).

Biomimicry is a discipline that studies nature's models and imitates them or uses them as inspiration for designs or processes with the goal of solving human problems. The Expedition Project is offering online courses in Biomimicry, focusing on inspiration from nature that suggests both design and lifestyle changes for the 21st century. A truly cutting edge series of courses.

A film for Nature4Climate, a communications and advocacy platform, profiling technology solutions that leverage Nature to mitigate the effects of Climate Change. Broadcast at COP27.

A video for Respira, a carbon credits finance business, featuring Ed Hewitt, Director of Nature-Based Solutions, explaining what a voluntary carbon credit is.

Corporate video directed and edited for Econ films to promote the Imperial College Business School conference on digital transformation. Digital transformation is all about leveraging data and for those companies that fail to do so, "Extinction, really, is the risk."

Respira International is an impact-driven carbon finance business. Their verified high-quality carbon credits allow corporations and financial institutions to mitigate their environmental impact.

This video profiles the remarkable impact of One Degree - an education and personal development charity - operating in a school in North London.

A video excerpt from a conversation between authors Lee Child and Andy Martin, following the publication of Andy's fine book about Lee, "With Child". In this clip, Lee Child explains the secret to writing bestsellers.

The first of several films commissioned by the Department for Education examining the teaching of human rights and citizenship in the UK. This first film looks specifically at the Deliberative Classroom - a set of teaching practices designed to safely facilitate debate and discussion of controversial issues.