Writing:
Lost on Everest: Winner of the prestigious Trento Mountain Book Festival.
Television:
To Courtney with Love: RTS Awards Best Documentary--Producer.
The Man who Learned to See: RTS Awards Best Documentary--Series Producer.
Lost on Everest: Canal + (2002) Best Documentary
Torelló Mountain Film Festival, first prize
BAFTA Craft Awards Finalist.
BAFTA Television awards, BBC nomination
RTS Awards BBC nomination
Global Report 1985: BAFTA Television awards, BBC nomination
Developing Stories series 1: Series Producer
A ground-breaking series of six films directed by some of the developing world's most talented filmmakers on what they see as the root causes of the world's environment and development crisis.
Developing Stories was shown in more than 70 countries.
Lucia: The cost of an oil spill to a fishing village. Dir. Mel Chionglo.
London International Environmental Film Festival: Best Film .
One World Broadcasting Trust (Best Drama Special).
Ökomedia Premier Award.
Philippine Movie Press.
6th PMPC Star Awards for Television nominated for Best Drama Special.
And the Dish Ran Away With the Spoon: TV in the Caribbean dominated by US programs. Dir. Anthony Hall & Christopher Laird.
"Prized Pieces" Award (Public Affairs Documentary Category) Ohio. 1993.
Best Video Documentary, Caraïbes Film & Video Festival in Martinique. 1992.
Best Environmental Film, Caraïbes Film & Video Festival in Martinique. 1992.
Seeds of Plenty, Seeds of Sorrow:- The darker side of the Green Revolution. dir. Manjira Datta.
Joint First Prize for the WWF-UK Award for Best National Documentary. 1993.
Rabi: A modern day fable on family values from Africa. Dir. Gaston Kaboré.
Nomination Golden Montgolfiere Festival.
Life and Debt: The murder of street children in Rio de Janeiro. Dir. Octavio Bezerra
One World Media Awards (UK), winner International Premiere Award.
Wildscreen Golden Panda Award: Won as part of the Developing Stories series 1:
IFP/West Los Angeles Film Festival: Winner of the Critics Jury Award (Honorable Mention for Best Film).
Festival International du Film Insulaire (Île de Groix, 2004): Winner of the Special Jury Prize
Suspended Dreams: The lasting effects of the civil war in Lebanon. Dir. Mai Masri & Jean Khalil Chamoun.
Grand Prix & Best Documentary – Festival du Monde Arabe (Paris).
First Prize – Damascus Film Festival.
Joint First Prize British Environment and Media Award.