Case Studies; On The Other Side of Smoking
Woodland Wonder
In collaboration with The National Trust and Surrey Hills Landscapes, this project aims to highlight the importance of our ancient, veteran trees and why we must do all that we can to protect them.
Countryside Estate
Surrey’s countryside includes over 2,000 miles of public paths and is made up of five main habitat types. I’ve spent time at 9 sites and created videos informing viewrers of the wildlife, access and points of interest.
Men’s Mental Health
This campaign features Andy’s Man Club, Pitstop and The Rosamund Community Garden. It aims to highlight a communication and community-focused approach to tackling mens mental health.
about
Field Archive is a London-based videography and editing practice founded by Markus. The work focuses on people and landscape, creating visual records of wild spaces and the individuals who move within them.
Markus has long believed that conservation begins with love. Through his work, he aims to inspire people to find their place in nature—to build a sense of connection and ownership that encourages the protection of our increasingly fragile green spaces.
Growing up, he was fortunate to have the freedom to explore the outdoors and experience its benefits first-hand through hiking, climbing, and mountain biking. That early connection to nature continues to shape his work today, and he has dedicated much of his career to inspiring others to discover the transformative power of time spent outside.
