Saxon Logan Producer and Director

Award winning British filmmaker Saxon Logan has extensive experience in television broadcasting and has been responsible for many documentary programmes. These include films on Dirk Bogarde (BBC) and Parisian based Sculptor Raymond Mason, Black Rhino -The Last Stand (C4) first introduced the plight of the Black Rhino to an International audience. It received the International Television Academy's Gold Medal for Outstanding Contribution to Conservation. Place Of Skulls (ITV 1), a documentary on the African Elephant inspired the move to introduce a rigorous worldwide moratorium on the trade in Ivory. The film was awarded the American Film Academy's documentary prize. Likewise Mozambique: The Struggle Continues, which revealed for the first time on television Britain's use of mercenaries and the inadequacies of the SA80. The Lake That Made A Dent for WNET won an Emmy. Saxon's documentaries on Big Game Hunting, Golden Lion Tamarind in Brazil and the late Peruvian conservationist Felipe Benavides have all received wide spread critical acclaim and he was made an Honorary Fellow of The Royal Geographical Society in recognition of this body of work.

Working on a raft of programmes, Saxon has developed a range of productions for Green Umbrella. Having just completed a UK Film Council funded screenplay: "Freedom", Saxon is currently in development on this and another feature entitled: " The Outnumbered".