About Nigel Camp

I grew up in the Caribbean, writing songs and picking up a camera whenever I could get my hands on one. That mix of music and pictures still shapes how I work, in the timing, the light and the small details that make something feel true.

I didn't come to film the usual way. Before going full-time I spent more than ten years working in the City of London, which taught me how organisations brief, decide and deliver when the deadline is tight. I know what it's like on both sides of a commission, and it's why my workshops are built around the videos people actually need to make for work.

• Freshworks, a client since 2014, when they opened their first London office. For them I made Experience IT, a 12-episode interview series with CIOs and tech leaders (2020), and The Youth Rise in Power, a three-part documentary series with AWS and the London School of Economics that screened at The Cinema at Selfridges (2022).
• Kew, the Royal Botanic Gardens, a client I've gone back to more than once, including editing a short documentary on Brazil's Atlantic Forest with filmmaker Louise Stevens.
• Kenya and Botswana, with Green Traveller. Filming with travel journalist Richard Hammond, the founder of Green Traveller, including Sudan, the last male northern white rhino, at Ol Pejeta Conservancy before he died in 2018, and Maasai safari guide Evalyn Sintoya Mayetu, who is opening up guiding to women in the Greater Maasai Mara.
• The Wall, my first AI short, Highly Commended at Big Screen Hack London 2026.
• Clients including ICE (the owner of the New York Stock Exchange), CBRE, the British Council, Hilton, Intrepid Travel, Cambridge University Press, Royal Holloway, the Westway Trust, VSO, Euronext, RE/MAX and the Service Desk Institute.