WIRED - Key Persons
Aubrey has been a cameraman and photographer for almost 30 years, shooting on all digital formats as well as 35mm and 16mm film.
He worked on big budget features and commercials as a technician before becoming a camera operator at MTV Europe, and then a successful freelancer.
Job Titles:
- Director
- Producer
- Video Producer
Janet is a video producer and broadcast journalist. She was the BBC's correspondent in Brussels and Berlin and reported for their main TV and radio programmes from over thirty countries.
Since leaving the BBC Janet has been working with spokespeople from organisations across Europe to help them communicate better with the media.
from United Nations agencies to international broadcasters, from national museums to local charities
Job Titles:
- Production Manager
- Online Editor
- Post - Production Manager
John McMullin is a Murcia-based off and online editor with hundreds of broadcast credits. He brings both artistic flair and technical mastery to his work.
John is Wired Video's head of post production, and has built and maintained our edit suites since 2003.
Job Titles:
- Director
- Producer
- Writer, Producer and Director
Raj Yagnik is a prolific writer, producer and director working in comedy, documentary and animation. Often he works internationally, often with children, sometimes with puppets.
His work as director includes comedies like 'Puppet Access TV' (C4 - 2003), documentaries like 'Odessa Detectives' (Al Jazeera English - 2008) and animation like multi-award winning 'Because I Am A Girl' (2012). He is the founder, and creative director of Wired Video.
Shona shoots and edits superbly, and is an unusually empathetic director.
She spent 8 years shooting enormously successful videos for Plan International across Asia and Africa, and has lived and worked in the UK, France, Chile and Brazil. She has her finger firmly on the international pulse
Youssef has a ton of experience shooting and directing documentary across the Middle East.
He recently shot and directed a series of films for UNICEF in 5 countries over 2 months.