Phil Clarke Hill is a documentary director, video and photo journalist. In his ten year career he has worked across five continents, shooting and directing many independent projects and commissioned stories.

His specialist subjects are environment / agriculture, sustainability, activism and underground culture. Often working with culturally-marginalised communities, Phil aims to bridge the gap to show their side of the story in the mainstream media.

A Latin American specialist, he has dedicated much of his career to the continent, regularly working throughout the region since 2011, and now based between Brazil and the UK since 2014.

Phil has a long track record with some of the most respected names in media and journalism. These include the BBC, Guardian, CNN, National Geographic, Vice, Aljazeera Network, the Washington Post, UNHCR, UNISDR, UNWHO, Google and many others.

He has been funded by One World Media for a project with the Guarani in Brazil, the work from which was a finalist for the Amnesty Media Award and Environmental Photographer of the Year. He has also been awarded by the Royal Photographic Society, the International Photography Awards, attended workshops and training from Magnum Photos, Union Docs, Screen Skills and BECTU.