Adam F

Adam is an experienced film maker and photographer for organisations such as the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, Christian Aid, Scope, and London Zoo. 

Adam specialises in producing creative, emotive and powerful film and photography content for good causes.

Adam began his work with the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust in 2014, and since then has worked as an in-house multimedia producer in the charity sector for a range of causes.

As well as producing film, Adam has worked on related projects; for example he mentored, trained and equipped a group of 30 volunteers with skills to document wildlife in Norfolk, to promote conservation of the area, a legacy which is still going strong today.

Adam is a self-confessed camera geek.  He learned his craft through training with ITV, the Olympic Broadcast Services and Bournemouth University, coupled with seven years solid shooting experience.

As well as filming, Adam is at home putting pen to paper, turning a brilliant idea into a powerful concept, and driving it through the production process (including briefing, treatment, script and storyboard) through to production, where he works with Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Photoshop.

Adam loves unearthing compelling human stories, and has worked with more than 30 charities in 13 countries.

Adam has had comprehensive hostile environment and first aid training, and has extensive experience documenting sensitive subjects in challenging shooting environments, such as the elusive Baka tribe in the remote jungles of Cameroon and survivors at the frontline of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in Gaza.