Geoff's career as a director and cinematographer spans more than 20 years on global locations ranging from the Nigeria to the most remote areas of Nepal, India and Malaysia. He has lived in a cave in China and spent long days filming a voyage at sea that took him across the Atlantic Ocean, from the Southern tip of Argentina to Cape Town South Africa.To create his documentary film, "Call it Karma," he traveled alone into remote regions of Tibet and stayed in a village with nomads and Buddhist monks. Using a gas generator to charge his camera and sign language to communicate.As a cinematographer he shot for Nat Geo on their series Drugs Inc. and often shoots for two time Academy Award winning documentary director Malcolm Clarke.His work in scripted, documentary and reality has taught him how to meet a challenge greater than shooting at below 20 F in Antarctica -- the limited budget. Geoff knows the art of leveraging limitation to his advantage.He directed a SiFi low budget feature over twelve days in Bulgaria starring Alexandra Paul.