DIRECTOR · WRITER

As Producer, Director, and Writer of the Atlantic episode for Netflix’s Our Oceans, Nick led a ground-breaking exploration of one of the planet’s most vital and vulnerable ecosystems. From the riches driven up from the depths of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge to the bustling coastal communities fighting for survival in a fast-changing world, his visionary storytelling wove together cutting-edge science, breath-taking cinematography, and raw character narratives into a cinematic call to action. Navigating complex international logistics, elusive subjects, challenging conditions, and collaborating with top marine biologists, he delivered more than a documentary - he crafted an immersive experience that laid bare the Atlantic’s fragile beauty and the urgent need to protect it. The result? A film that doesn’t just inform audiences, but moves them to care deeply about the lifeblood of our planet.

DEVELOPMENT · WRITER · PRODUCER

As a key creative force behind Apple TV+’s ground-breaking Prehistoric Planet, Nick played a pivotal role in shaping the series’ vision - not just as a developer, writer, and producer, but as a bridge between cutting-edge animation and the authentic language of natural history filmmaking. Drawing on decades of experience documenting real-world animal behaviour, he guided animation teams to craft creatures that moved, hunted, and interacted with startling realism, and in a world where anything was possible - he imposed a strict adherence to the real-world challenges, restrictions and rules of how we would film these animals if they were alive in front of the cameras. His editorial leadership ensured every frame honoured the drama and scientific integrity of nature documentaries, while his storytelling transformed ancient ecosystems into visceral, emotional experiences. The result? A prehistoric world that feels alive, urgent, and unmistakably real - redefining what’s possible in wildlife storytelling.

DIRECTOR · WRITER

For the BBC’s landmark Dynasties series, Nick immersed himself in the raw, untamed world of African painted wolves - not as an observer, but as a relentless storyteller living among them for years. Battling treacherous terrain, volatile weather, and a complex political landscape, he documented the pack’s dynastic struggles with unprecedented intimacy, revealing their intelligence, resilience, and incredible family bonds all under the stress of an ever-shrinking wilderness. His unwavering commitment - both to the wolves’ story and the delicate negotiations required to film it - culminated in a tour de force of natural history filmmaking. The result? A cinematic masterpiece that claimed the prestigious Jackson Hole Best Behaviour Award, triumphing over bigger budget landmark giants. More than a film, it was a testament to what happens when skill, endurance, and deep respect for the wild collide.