Feature Documentary // In Production Director / Director of Photography Directed by Jamie Wolfeld
British basketball is bursting with talent but fractured by decades of neglect and mismanagement. Rising Up follows players, coaches and community leaders fighting at a pivotal time to build a future for the sport they love, asking whether a divided community can come together before it’s too late.
Feature Documentary // 2026 Director of Photography / Camera Operator Directed by Orban Wallace Produced by Grasp the Nettle, Earth Rise & Gallivant Film // Leo Smith, Becca Wolff & Charlie Phillips
A journey over the walls that divide us, to explore the age-old debate of land and power, amid the fight for greater access to nature. Supported by the BFI Doc Society Fund and The Uncertain Kingdom. World premiere at Sheffield DocFest 2025, international premiere at DOC NYC 2025, with further selections at CPH:DOX and Leeds International Film Festival. Distributed by Met Film — it opened at number seven at the UK box office and has since played more than 200 UK cinemas.
Short Documentary // 2025 Director of Photography / Camera Operator Directed by Orban Wallace
Commercial pilots George Hibberd and Todd Smith grapple with the reality of their dream jobs, torn between childhood ambitions of flying and the impact of their industry on the world beneath them.
Short Documentary // 2023 Director Directed by Jamie Wolfeld Produced by Old Oak Film
Hiding in the Shadows documents the plight of the Dayak Agabag, an indigenous peoples in North Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo) as they push back against palm oil companies illegally operating on their ancestral lands.
TV Show // 2022 Camera Operator Directed by Paul Toogood Produced by Lloyd Stanton
TV Documentary // 2021 Director Directed by Jamie Wolfeld Produced by Old Oak Film // Lydia Brown
In 2019 a journey began to find a musician from every single country in the world, to come together on one piece of music. Musicians were asked the question “Would you like to be part of the Earth Orchestra, on a recording called ‘Together Is Beautiful’?” Eventually, an orchestra of musicians from 197 countries was formed, and the process of recording began. From that day on, the conversations that were started, the stories that were shared, and the experiences that were uncovered were overwhelming.
TV Documentary // 2021 Director of Photography Directed by Balint Revesz Produced by Angus MacInnes
A forgotten indigenous tribe in Borneo is devastated by a merciless logging company. Determined to find the source of the forces ravaging their ancestral forest, three tribesmen take matters into their own hands and follow their stolen wood. This sets in motion a quest which will take them to Tokyo, and the heart of the Olympic phenomenon. Borneo, most of which is Indonesian territory, is the third largest island in the world and one of the most important rainforest areas on earth. Only 60 years ago, it was almost completely covered by primary forest. This forest is home to many indigenous peoples, and the diversity of species is greater here than anywhere else in the world. But the rainforest on Borneo is also being cleared more and more massively, large timber industry companies are clearing natural forests for palm oil and timber plantations. A habitat that is thousands of years…
Feature Documentary // 2017 Camera Operator Directed by Orban Wallace Produced by Verity Wislocki & Balint Revesz
Another News Story goes 'behind the scenes' of the news crews reporting the refugee story at the height of the European crisis. It takes the viewer to the other side of the camera and inspires us to re-evaluate our relationship with the global media and how we consume news. Shot across nine countries from Greece to Germany, the film chronicles a journey beset by physical deprivation and danger, bureaucratic and political obstacles and thousands of miles of uncertainty. As the refugees wind their way across Europe they are accompanied by a pack of fellow travellers – reporters, camera-operators, producers and news vans. As he travels with the refugees, British director Orban Wallace turns the camera in a new direction: the world’s 24-hour news gatherers in hot pursuit of the breaking story.
