I am a versatile wildlife filmmaker and Girl’s Who Click Ambassador based in Bristol, UK. With a strong technical foundation, scientific insight, and an instinct for impactful, engaging storytelling I’m drawn to overlooked stories - whether that’s a species hidden in plain sight, an underappreciated ecosystem, or the people quietly working to protect them.
With a background in zoology, I combine scientific understanding with hands-on production skills. With a breath of experience, I’ve developed and produced independent documentaries for conservation NGOs, camera assisted on blue-chip natural history and worked as a researcher on flagship series such as the BBC’s Springwatch, finding and shaping wildlife stories for a live audience.
Whether in the field or the edit, my focus is always the same: telling though-provoking stories that help people reconnect with the natural world.
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Evelyn has proved to be a perfect fit. An exceptional team player with a great understanding of programme making and storytelling. Every team should have an Evelyn. She would be an asset to any production, and we’ve only just scratched the surface of the talent that she can bring.
Rosemary Edwards, Executive Producer
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She is not only a dedicated and hardworking individual, but also a true team player who consistently brings positivity, reliability, and enthusiasm to every task. It has been a joy to have her on the team.
Laura Whitley, Series Producer
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Her research techniques are reminiscent of excellent investigative journalism. I believe she has already proven herself as a rising star.
Erin Ranney, Natural History DoP
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She was without doubt one of the academically strongest students in her cohort. She is curious, independent, assiduous, confident, intellectually rigorous, passionate and well-natured. Evelyn has exceptional promise.
Dr Ben Chapman, BSc Zoology Programme Director - The University of Manchester