Canna House
This month, I had the incredible privilege of working with the National Trust for Scotland to capture a major milestone: the reopening of Canna House, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Inner Hebrides. My role on this project was to provide a full suite of production services—drone footage, interview recording, gimbal operation, photography and editing —all aimed at telling the story of this remarkable place and its cultural significance.
A House Full of Stories
Canna House isn’t just a building—it’s a repository of Scottish heritage. Once the home of folklorist and Gaelic scholar John Lorne Campbell and his wife Margaret Fay Shaw, an American musicologist and photographer, the house is a treasure trove of Gaelic culture, oral history, and island life. Their passion for preserving the traditions of the Highlands and Islands is felt in every room, every book, and every photograph that adorns the walls.
Nuala’s World
Providing MacTv (BBC Alba) with drone services in Ullapool and in Nualas home village of Achiltibuie.
Ullapool Shore Street Development
Being a resident in Ullapool i know first hand all the problems that are caused by the volume of traffic along shore street, especially when the ferry is in, the road just not fit for purpose. Not only will this development help with the traffic issues it will also widen the pavements on both sides of the roads allowing for people to shop freely. Not forgetting about the leisure boats that will now have a pontoon access, something Ullapool has been desperately been needing.
Ultimateaddons Motorcycle Accessories
Shooting a promotion video, product photography for Ultimateaddons in the Highlands of Scotland.
The Wreck & Ruin
The Wreck & Ruin are two stunning holiday cottages that were built by Martin & Jaimie on the shores of Loch Broom. Martin & Jaimie wanted to get their rental properties to their target audience as soon as possible.
Loch Ness They Created A Monster
The darkly comic story of the Nessie hunters who camped out on the shores of Loch Ness throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Featuring an international cast of dedicated scientists and extraordinary eccentrics who chased, but never found, the dinosaur-like creature who may live in the depths of the loch. The film shows how the absence of concrete evidence and the allure of fame gradually tainted the once-serene Loch with frustration, egos, and broken dreams.
Canna House
This month, I had the incredible privilege of working with the National Trust for Scotland to capture a major milestone: the reopening of Canna House, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Inner Hebrides. My role on this project was to provide a full suite of production services—drone footage, interview recording, gimbal operation, photography and editing —all aimed at telling the story of this remarkable place and its cultural significance.
A House Full of Stories
Canna House isn’t just a building—it’s a repository of Scottish heritage. Once the home of folklorist and Gaelic scholar John Lorne Campbell and his wife Margaret Fay Shaw, an American musicologist and photographer, the house is a treasure trove of Gaelic culture, oral history, and island life. Their passion for preserving the traditions of the Highlands and Islands is felt in every room, every book, and every photograph that adorns the walls.
Nuala’s World
Providing MacTv (BBC Alba) with drone services in Ullapool and in Nualas home village of Achiltibuie.
Ullapool Shore Street Development
Being a resident in Ullapool i know first hand all the problems that are caused by the volume of traffic along shore street, especially when the ferry is in, the road just not fit for purpose. Not only will this development help with the traffic issues it will also widen the pavements on both sides of the roads allowing for people to shop freely. Not forgetting about the leisure boats that will now have a pontoon access, something Ullapool has been desperately been needing.
Ultimateaddons Motorcycle Accessories
Shooting a promotion video, product photography for Ultimateaddons in the Highlands of Scotland.
The Wreck & Ruin
The Wreck & Ruin are two stunning holiday cottages that were built by Martin & Jaimie on the shores of Loch Broom. Martin & Jaimie wanted to get their rental properties to their target audience as soon as possible.
Loch Ness They Created A Monster
The darkly comic story of the Nessie hunters who camped out on the shores of Loch Ness throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Featuring an international cast of dedicated scientists and extraordinary eccentrics who chased, but never found, the dinosaur-like creature who may live in the depths of the loch. The film shows how the absence of concrete evidence and the allure of fame gradually tainted the once-serene Loch with frustration, egos, and broken dreams.
The Mysteries Of Anthrax Island
This was an exciting project that involved recording interviews around the north west Highlands and then a boat trip out to Anthrax island for a final interview and reenactment of dark harvest commandos taking soil from the island.
Space to grow – Project Wipeout
The National Trust of Scotland commission me for filming and editing a view they wanted to advertise the work they have been doing in Project Wipeout.
Examples of our work
