Natural History and documentary work makes up the majority of Phil's portfolio. Natural history work tends to exclusively use his timelapse skills. Where as documentary gives him the opportunity to combine timelapse and standard filming knowledge. Phil's timelapse work is now almost entirely in HD, although up until 2004 he worked mainly with Arriflex and Bolex cameras. He also has experience with 35mm.

Phil's last major documentary poject was with Lion TV working on the BBC television series 'Britian From Above'. This was a really exciting project filming timelapse sequences from roof tops and cherry pickers.The series was aired in Autumn 2008.

What to eat now (2008) Timelapse photography.
A series looking at seasonal foods and free food from countryside.

Britain from above (2008) Timelapse Photography.
A 4 part BBC series produced by Lion TV looking at peoples habits and movements from the air.

Jimmy's Farming Heroes (2008) Timelapse phtography. BBC Scotland production

Mela (2007) Cameraman. Filming the 'Mela' festival in Swindon for Swindon borough council.

Fresh Fishing Carp (2006/7) Studio photography.
A dvd aimed at fishermen, looking specificly at how to catch Carp. Produced by Swim Films

RSPB Film footage (2006) Timelapse footage for RSPB productions

The Great British Summertime (2006) Timelapse Photography.
Documentary series narrated by AlanTtitchmarsh, produced by Lion TV

Brunel 200 (2006) 1st unit DoP
Festival corporate video, producer: Cre8 Studios

A Sense of Carol Reed (2006) camera
Documentary about British Director Carol Reed. Director: Andy Kelleher. Producer: White Dolphin Films

Planet Earth Series (2006) camera assistant
BBC NHU Major Series

Are we changing Planet Earth? (2006) camera
David Attenborough. Documentary, part of the Climate Chaos season. BBC Science

Life in the undergrowth  (2006) camera assistant
BBC NHU Major Series

Millennium Oak – ‘An Island in Time’ The Natural world(1999) Additional Photography
A thousand years of British countryside as seen by an Oak tree. BBC NHU

The Fatal Flower The Natural world (1998) additional camera.
BBC NHU Documentary. Producer: Mark Flowers.

Madagascar: A World Apart (1998) Timelapse Cinematography
Award winning natural history documentary produced for PBS. Producer: Andrew Young & Susan Todd (Archipelago films) - www.archipelagofilms.com
Lemur 5 Awards including:
Lemur Emmy Award for Best Cinematography
Lemur Cinematography Award Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival

The Restless Year The Natural world (1996) additional photography
A timelapse portrait of a year in the Cotswolds. BBC NHU

The Immortal Salamander Willife on One(1994) camera assistant
BBC NHU Documentary