Hannah Bailey is a passionate award-winning producer, photographer and communications consultant in the Social Impact Entertainment space. Over the past 15 years, her projects across comms and content focus on sports ability to drive social and behavioural change for the good of people and the planet.
She is based in the Highlands of Scotland, where she works locally to support the creative community, as well as working remotely on Global projects for brands, NGOs and media.
Born in Edinburgh, Hannah's work as a stills photographer documenting the female skateboarding scene globally has been recognised with awards from the Women's Sport Trust, Getty Images, BJP and Campaign Magazine. Her stills have been featured across The Guardian, The Scotsman, Nat Geo, Vice, Huck, i_D, Dazed, Asian Geographic, and Women's Fitness. Most recently she was the winner of the Getty Images Show Us grant, to support her photo series "To Balance is Trust".
As a content/film producer and director, she has worked with BBC Natural History Unit, Outside TV, Patagonia Films, Vice TV, BBC Scotland and MPF. As a multi-tasking creative she has been responsible for the ideation of film ideas, production, direction and communication. In her film for Patagonia, "Thrawn" she addressed the importance of community to face environmental and economic challenges. Her series with BBC Earth x Outside TV, "Positive Action" put the spotlight on communities related to outdoor sports that are already making positive changes in the face of the climate crisis. Her 2022 short film, "A Land For Everyone" encouraged people to look beyond stereotypes and find ways to connect to share land responsibly and respectfully.
Her varied experience as a communicator, photographer, and producer all goes hand in hand with producing ideas, films, content, and campaigns that drive change for good.
She is based in the Highlands of Scotland, where she works locally to support the creative community, as well as working remotely on Global projects for brands, NGOs and media.
Born in Edinburgh, Hannah's work as a stills photographer documenting the female skateboarding scene globally has been recognised with awards from the Women's Sport Trust, Getty Images, BJP and Campaign Magazine. Her stills have been featured across The Guardian, The Scotsman, Nat Geo, Vice, Huck, i_D, Dazed, Asian Geographic, and Women's Fitness. Most recently she was the winner of the Getty Images Show Us grant, to support her photo series "To Balance is Trust".
As a content/film producer and director, she has worked with BBC Natural History Unit, Outside TV, Patagonia Films, Vice TV, BBC Scotland and MPF. As a multi-tasking creative she has been responsible for the ideation of film ideas, production, direction and communication. In her film for Patagonia, "Thrawn" she addressed the importance of community to face environmental and economic challenges. Her series with BBC Earth x Outside TV, "Positive Action" put the spotlight on communities related to outdoor sports that are already making positive changes in the face of the climate crisis. Her 2022 short film, "A Land For Everyone" encouraged people to look beyond stereotypes and find ways to connect to share land responsibly and respectfully.
Her varied experience as a communicator, photographer, and producer all goes hand in hand with producing ideas, films, content, and campaigns that drive change for good.
Get in touch: hannah@neonstash.com or +447732055158 (UK number)
Read more about her work:
Looking Sideways Podcast: Hannah Bailey: A Room of Our Own
Jenkem Magazine: CREATING NEW SPACES IN SKATEBOARD MEDIA
Mad To Live: Why I: Hannah Bailey
Yeah Girl: Hannah Bailey Paved Her Own Way
Shextreme Spotlight: Hannah Bailey
Clients: Patagonia | BBC Natural History Unit | BBC World Service | BBC Scotland | Vans | MPB.com | Lomography | Protect Our Winters UK | Vice TV | | GORE-TEX |Outside Media | Skateistan | Wandering Workshops | Huck | i_D | The Skate Exchange
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