Embedded storytelling that supports fundraising, education and long-term trust.

Most NGOs don’t struggle to do meaningful work — they struggle to communicate it consistently in a way that builds trust, reaches new audiences and supports fundraising over time.

I work as a regular, in-field storyteller and fundraiser, embedded within your organisation to document projects, campaigns and operations as they unfold. Rather than one-off films or short campaigns, this approach creates continuity— a familiar on-screen presence that audiences return to and grow with.

Content produced through this role is designed to:

• Support active and under-served fundraising campaigns

• Convert new qualified donors and strengthen donor trust through transparency and presence

• Translate complex or sensitive work into human, accessible stories

• Open new audiences for organisations based on current trends and create generational fans

• Serve multiple uses: YouTube, social, newsletters, education, internal communications

Because I work solo and on location, this model is agile, cost-efficient, and adaptable to changing priorities — from planned project visits to reactive field updates when they matter most.

This is not influencer marketing.
It is long-term, role-based representation designed to serve your mission.

Episodic, in-field storytelling for projects that deserve time, patience and credibility.

Wildlife conservation work rarely fits into neat campaigns. It is seasonal, uncertain, emotionally demanding — and often misunderstood by public audiences.

I work alongside conservation teams on the ground, documenting projects over time through episodic storytelling that captures not just outcomes, but the process, setbacks, determination and human effort behind conservation work.

This approach allows audiences to:

• Understand the realities of conservation beyond headlines

• Build trust through repeated, transparent documentation

• Connect emotionally with species, landscapes and the people protecting them

The resulting content is well suited for:

• YouTube and long-form platforms

• Education and outreach programmes

• Donor updates, supporter communications & fundraising campaigns

• Archive and legacy documentation of projects

By embedding with projects rather than visiting briefly, the stories remain grounded, responsible and credible — particularly in sensitive ecological and community contexts.

How these partnerships typically work

Each engagement is structured as a defined role rather than ad-hoc content production. Scope, priorities and outputs are agreed in advance with your fundraising, communications or programme teams, with flexibility built in for field realities.

This allows the work to support:

• Campaign goals

• Education and outreach

• Long-term audience growth

• Internal and external communications