Our films
Our own documentaries and short films, and the productions we’ve worked on for broadcasters, conservation organisations and brands.
Showreel
Films we’ve produced
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Seahorse School
Feature documentary, in post-production
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Ellison: The Reef That Saved Them All
Documentary for the Australian Marine Conservation Society
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Untold Earth: Giant Cuttlefish
Short documentary for PBS Nature and Atlas Obscura
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Mourning the Reef
Performance film with ANOHNI for Vivid Live
Production services
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Dr Alex Schnell
National Geographic Society · Field production and cinematography
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Protect Our Reef
Greenpeace · Underwater and topside cinematography and photography
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A Tale of Two Forests
The Nature Conservancy · Field production and cinematography
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Yarning Across Generations
WWF-Australia · Cinematography
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Reef Resilience
Marriott Bonvoy Traveler and Getty Images · Underwater, topside and aerial cinematography and photography
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Protecting Platypus
Australian Conservation Foundation · Field production, cinematography and photography
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Together We Can
Australian Conservation Foundation · Cinematography and portraits
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Women of the Reef
James Cook University · Underwater and topside cinematography, photography and editing
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Great Reef Census
Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef · Storyboarding, cinematography and editing
CreditsOur team’s work has screened on National Geographic, PBS, ABC, Disney+, Netflix and Stan.
Awards and selections
Seahorse School selected to pitch, AIDC 2026 — Grumpy Turtle Films
Multiple ACS Gold Awards for cinematography — Woody Spark
Leading Light, AIDC 2024 — Harriet Spark
Finalist, Wildscreen WildPitch 2024 — Harriet Spark
Global Career Accelerator, World Congress of Science & Factual Producers 2024 — Harriet Spark
Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year 2023, Threatened Species runner-up — Harriet Spark
“Woody and Harriet are extremely talented and consistently professional … Would highly recommend working with the Grumps!”
Tessa Stevens, Video Producer, Australian Conservation Foundation
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