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Sophy Crane

Recent Work

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BIG CATS 24/7

BBC & PBS

Spending three months filming the most extraordinary wildlife behaviour on the planet in the blended natural history/obsdoc series observing the highs and lows of the big cats of the Okavango Delta.

Sophy worked as a shooter and drone pilot on the latest series.

BABY SHARKS

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC / DISNEY+

Sophy worked as a shooting assistant producer across this one-off special for National Geographic. She set up and wrote shooting scripts for most of the species, and filmed as second camera on the baby bull shark shoot, featuring shark scientist Amy Smoothey.

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GUIDED BY HORSES

INDEPENDENT FEATURE DOCUMENTARY

Sophy has been working as the Director of Photography and Producer on an exciting Screen Australia-backed feature length documentary set in the Kimberley, Western Australia. 

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DEEP DIVE AUSTRALIA & NORTH AMERICA

LOVE NATURE / BLUE ANT MEDIA

Sophy has been working with award-winning wildlife and documentary production company, Big Wave TV on their slate of wildlife productions, including the recently aired three-part series for Love Nature, 'Deep Dive Australia' as well as the next 'Deep Dive North America' series. She also shot on a one-hour special for National Geographic/Disney featuring the Tiger Sharks of the Pacific.

SUPERSIZED SHARKS

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC / DISNEY

Sophy worked as a shooting assistant producer with Big Wave TV on their National Geographic commissioned one-hour special about the Tiger Sharks found on the remote islands in the Pacific. 

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SEAGRASS FOR SEA CHANGE

WILD ELEMENTS / WATERBEAR

Working as a second camera and AC with DP Adam Geiger, Sophy filmed most of the gimbal work on the Sony A7siii and Ronin RS2.

THE LAST WILD MONKEYS IN EUROPE

BBC EARTH

Sophy worked as a shooting producer and director on this short film and human-wildlife coexistence in Gibraltar, featuring presenter Hannah Stitfall. She filmed long lens, timelapses, and presenter pieces-to-camera whilst also recording audio. 

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