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Driven by story-telling, Mhairi MacDonald—Director, Editor, DOP—is a specialist in making cinematic and clear films. Filmmaking/ photography experience is varied and ranging from working in a creative agency to the ScotGov news department, alongside freelancing.

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The wonderful ScotGov COP28 team, made up of a wide range of experts in varying departments from policy to logistics to security to comms and more. I was so impressed by these individuals who worked tirelessly to bring the FM’s programme toge
Me and my kit at COP28. Packed super light for this trip. Definitely recommend a rolly bag, especially when you need to both look presentable and walk big distances in 30 degree heat. The manfrotto monopod rather than a tripod was also a big help in
One of the big highlights at COP28 for me was photographing Al Gore. I remember learning about global warming for the first time when we were shown “An Inconvenient Truth” in school. I was 13 at the time and the film had a huge impact o
Portraits of the First Minister and Mairi McAllen, Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero and Just Transition. #netzero #justtransition #cop28 #scotland #photography #filmmaking #femalephotographer
Just back from documenting the First Minister’s visit to COP28 in Dubai. Here are some shots- more to follow. With a jam packed programme I’ve had the most surreal access to spaces I never thought I would. In fact, I had no concept of ho
Stills taken from a case study shot for The Scottish Government with the Findhorn Watershed Initiative. Excited that this film has been released at last as part of the Just Transition series. It was a delight to work with Bob and Ellen who are doi