Amber Cherry Eames

Amber Cherry Eames is an award-winning Director, Producer, Writer and originally Cinematographer whose work spans some of the most ambitious factual productions of recent years. She directed a landmark episode of The Dinosaurs for Netflix (2026). Previously, she wrote, produced and directed the Oceans episode of Prehistoric Planet (Apple TV+ / BBC Studios), narrated by Sir David Attenborough and scored by Hans Zimmer, pioneering the underwater storytelling for what was widely regarded as the highest-budget factual commission in television history. From 2015-2019 she led all media outputs for the Flight of the Swans campaign, overseeing every stage from pre-production, expedition to post and legacy work. This included directing, producing and editing an award-winning feature film sold internationally under three titles (Swans: Mystery of the Missing / The World's Toughest Migration), and leading the media team to deliver a multi-platform conservation campaign that won ENDS Campaign of the Year, the IMDb European Cinematography Awards for Best Director and Best Documentary, and showcased never-before-filmed swan behaviours. During the expedition, she became the first female ambassador for RED Cinema, recognised for months spent filming swans on the Russian tundra with cutting-edge RED technology. Earlier in her career, she contributed to more than three seasons of BBC's Natural World - filming everything from jaguars in Brazil to macaques in Sulawesi - and directed Where the Wild Things Were (Sky), which won the RTS Award for Best Low Budget Programme.

Biography from IMDb.