Natural World film making is an area that Joe is relatively inexperienced in. However, he is currently learning lots of new skills about the industry in his university degree. Also, despite his inexperience, Joe has received exceptional marks for the work he has been producing at university.
After Joe has finished his degree at university he aims to offer his film making skills as part of his available services to clients such as: Wedding films, Event Films, Promotional Videos, Documentaries etc.
Please watch the videos below to see some of the work that Joe is currently producing.
This film takes a closer look at some of the inspiring projects and people involved in the Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape Partnership scheme who's lead partner is the Scottish Wildlife Trust.
Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) seen from Ceannabeinne Beach in the North West Highlands of Scotland on 28/09/20. Captured using long exposure timelapse photography.
The inspiring story of a small community owned Island off the west coast of Scotland that is fighting climate change through the self-sufficient lifestyles of the islanders.
In a far flung corner of Europe lies a primeval wilderness, where eagles soar above the mountain crags and red deer stags roam the land...
A short edit I created one snowy winter morning at the National Trust site Studley Royal, near Ripon, North Yorkshire.
The Aurora Borealis in full force, dancing over the small, North Yorkshire coastal town of Robin Hood’s Bay and the North Sea.
A short film displaying the outstanding natural beauty on display in the North West Scottish Highlands.
A short film swimming with Grey Seals in the North Sea at the Farne Islands, Northumberland. Filmed entirely on my GoPro HERO3+ Silver Edition.
