Hi, I’m Tai Bratcher — a cinematographer and videographer with a passion for visual storytelling. I trained at Arts University Bournemouth, first in Art & Design and then in Film Production, specialising in cinematography.

Film is my foundation, but I also create video content for bands, festivals, weddings, social media, and behind-the-scenes promos — because I believe every project deserves the same creative care.

I bring fresh energy, creativity, and dependability to every shoot. People say I’m easy to work with, quick to adapt, and someone who makes the process enjoyable while keeping the final result looking its best.

“I make films and videos that don’t just capture moments – they connect with people. From sets to stages to social media, I love bringing stories to life.”

BEHIND THE SCENES

  • Tai Bratcher working as Key Grip on the short film All My Blues, handling camera rigging on set

    Short Film "ALL MY BLUES" Key Grip

    On the short film All My Blues, I worked as Key Grip, helping capture a live jazz band performance and assisting with complex dolly shots to bring smooth cinematic movement to the screen.

  • ai Bratcher operating the camera on the set of the short film Versipellis

    Short Film "Versipellis" Camera Operator

    On set of Versipellis, I worked as Camera Operator, capturing cinematic shots, including scenes filmed in the basement of Upton County House, Dorset, using my own Sony Alpha A7 IV.

  • Cinematic dance scene from the short film You Are Also Us, captured by Tai Bratcher

    Short Dance Film "YOU ARE ALSO US" Camera Trainee

    I worked as Camera Trainee on the short dance film You Are Also Us, filming dynamic dance sequences at Old Harry Rocks, Dorset using a DJI Inspire 3 drone to capture sweeping aerial shots.

  • Tai Bratcher working as Second Camera Assistant on the short film A Safra, supporting camera setup on set

    Short Film "A SAFRA" Second Camera Assistant

    On the short film A Safra, I worked as Second Camera Assistant, supporting the camera team on a shoot at Cerne Abbas, Dorset, where an Airbnb was transformed to recreate a Portuguese family home.

  • Outdoor daylight scene filmed by Tai Bratcher with cinematic composition and color

    Short Film "EYES FRONT" Director of Photography

    On the short film Eyes Front, I worked as part of the camera team using the Arri ALEXA Mini LF, helping capture cinematic shots and ensuring each frame was composed with precision and visual impact.