Lottie
Stevenson
Films

I help organisations share what they do through video so they can make a deeper impact.

Hey, I’m Lottie!

I was working crazy 12hr shifts as a producer on BBC Breakfast TV when I got sent on a mandatory filming course. 

It was the video equivalent of army bootcamp, three days of intensive camera training, but I was instantly hooked. 

Six months later I’d landed my dream job working as a full-time video journalist for the BBC. I got to travel around interviewing, shooting, and editing stories for the news.

Fast forward a few years and I launched my own filmmaking business. I wanted new creative challenges and more flexibility around my family. 

Now I creating videos for charities and NGOs helping them share their messages and inspire people to take positive action.

It all started when I was told to pick up a camera….

Sinead Carroll, BBC Broadcast Journalist”

““You never fail to see the positive side. Your cheerful disposition and optimism is contagious.”

Which job did I do?

Beauty Writer

It was my first journalism job and I loved it. We got sent so many free products to try!

Fave sport at uni

TRAMPOLINING

I actually competed at university and came 3rd in my national category.

DRIVING

COOKING

GARDENING

I’m terrible at?

I’m terrible at?

GARDENING

I struggle to keep house plants alive.

Get to know me

Craving:

Dark chocolate with ginger. Mmm!

Planning:

A big summer adventure around Asia.

drinking:

I’ll have a Black Americano, thanks! 

watching:

Machos Alfas on Netflix. Or any silly comedy.

Regarding the Pain of Others by Susan Sontag.

reading:

Currently:

graduated from uni with no idea what to do

1999

intern at Cosmo magazine

2001

got a post grad in newspaper journalism

2002

read the news on radio

2004

2006

worked 12hr shifts on BBC Breakfast TV

first picked up a video camera

2007

got a full time gig as a video journalist for the BBC

2008

started teaching filmmaking at Oxford Uni

2014

set up my own filmmaking biz

2017

launched my mobile video course online

2020

documented Ukrainian refugee stories for Oxfam

2022

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