In 2014, 22 birds of prey including 16 red kites were found dead in one small area of the Black Isle in Scotland. One year on, the locals are making sure this tragedy is not forgotten. Now screened in 3 languages Winner of the Little Audience Prize Scottish Short Film Festival (Previously Raptor Films), Edinburgh 2016 Official Selection Wildlife Conservation Film Festival, New York 2017 Official Selection Wild Film Festival Scotland, Dumfries 2017 Official Selection Festival de Menigoute 2016 Official Selection Aberdeen Film Festival 2016 Official Selection Hebrides International Film Festival 2016 Official Selection XPO North, Inverness 2016 Official Selection Cineme Shorts, Bristol 2015 Screened at Red Kite Symposium, Binaced 2015 Screened at BAWC Birders Against Wildlife Crime Conference, Bristol 2016 Follow the story at: https://www.facebook.com/redskyontheblackisle/

In the Scottish Highlands, charity Trees for Life is trialling an innovative study to try and curb deer overgrazing the regenerating Caledonian Forest. Hoping to discover what potential impacts the reintroduction of missing predators might have, they took inspiration from an icon of the rewilding movement. They named the experiment Project Wolf. By using its very own ‘human wolf pack’, the charity hopes to discover what impact the presence of pursuit predators may have on the deer population and, in turn, the landscape. This short documentary joins the human wolf pack on their patrol, and explores how rewilding is not just about reintroducing large predators, but also changing whole landscapes and reconnecting ourselves with nature.

Documentary on people from the South West of the UK tracking down family stories from the Somme while visiting the area with military historian Jeremy Banner.