Growing up beside the sea in Dublin, Ferne has always had a fascination with the natural world and went on to study zoology at University College Dublin. After graduating she undertook a Masters in Wildlife Film Production at Salford University before moving to Bristol, the hub of natural history film making.

Through the years Ferne has worked on a range of genres, from pure wildlife series to presenter lead live broadcasts and everything in between. Her passion however lies in stories with heart, with conservation and the environment at the forefront.

Through Blue Hare Films Ferne hopes to build long lasting relationships with clients, producing top class content in a sustainable way.

Mark grew up near Belfast and always had a love of the ocean. When not on the rugby pitch, Mark could be found in the chilly waters of the Irish sea with his SCUBA diving club.

Mark studied for his Masters in Wildlife Film Production in Salford with the ambition of becoming an underwater camera operator. However, as he progressed with work, Mark found his love of storytelling and working on the editorial side of the camera.

Having worked in some of the toughest environments across the planet using the very latest in camera technology, from heavy lift drones to broadcasting live underwater, Mark has a wealth of experience making sure that every story is told to the highest calibre both visually and editorially.

Gritty stories with purpose are what drive Mark and his hope is that through Blue Hare Films he can bring client stories to life, harnessing his years of field craft and experience.