Natural History TV and Film Credits
- Enchanted Kingdom 3D (2014) - director
- Walking with Dinosaurs 3D (2013) - director
- Great Barrier Reef (2012) - executive producer
- One Life Feature Film (2011) - executive producer
- Unnatural Histories (2011) - executive producer
- Birds Britannia (2010) - executive producer
- The Meerkats Feature Film (2008) – executive producer
- Wild Down Under (2003) – executive producer
- Wild New World (2002) – executive producer
- Episode "Land of the Mammoth" (2002)
- Wild Africa (2001) – executive producer
- Episode "Lakes and Rivers" (2001)
- Episode "Jungle" (2001)
- Episode "Coasts" (2001)
- Episode "Deserts" (2001)
- Episode "Mountains" (2001)
- Congo (2001) – executive producer
- Wild Battlefields (2002–2003) – executive producer
- BBC Wildlife Specials – executive producer
- Episode "Elephants: Spy in the Herd" (2003)
- Episode "Gorilla: On the Trail of King Kong" (2002)
- Episode "Grizzly: Face to Face" (2001)
- Episode "Lions: Spy in the Den" (2000)
- Episode "Tiger" (1999)
- Dive to Shark City (1999) – executive producer
- A Winter's Tale (1998) - executive producer
- Natural World – series editor (1996–2001)
- Restless Year (1996) - producer
- The Private Life of Plants (1995) – producer
- Episode "Surviving" (1995)
- Episode "Living Together" (1995)
- Episode "Flowering" (1995)
- Episode "The Social Struggle" (1995)
- Episode "Growing" (1995)
- Episode "Travelling" (1995)
- Nature Special, City Trees: Under the Axe? (1995) - producer
- New Guinea: An Island Apart (1992) - producer
- Episode "Other Worlds" (1992)
- Episode "Beyond the Unknown Shore" (1992)
- Portrait of a Planet (1990) – producer
- Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives (1989) - producer
- Wildlife on One – producer
- Episode "Lost Lakes of the Pacific" (1996)
- Episode "Babies Beware" (1992)
- Episode "Parrot Fashion" (1989)
- Episode "The Tale of the Pregnant Male" (1988)
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