Who Moved the Tortoise? A New POdcast chats to Robert
Season 1, Ep. 5: Brian Cox: Can We Make a Star on Earth? With Robert Hollingworth
Alex Hemingway and Kate Dooley - the Tortoise Team behind the new Podcast 'Who Moved the Tortoise' - talk this week to Robert Hollingworth and find out what first ignited his passion in photography and film making.
The Tortoise Team first met Rob Hollingworth when he was topless, in a shed and dancing to Abba (that's how you get the best timelapses, apparently). Fortunately he's put his shirt back as we discuss the film that literally changed his life - Prof Brian Cox's 2009 Horizon episode Can We Make a Star On Earth? Along the way we talk about rocket launches, northern accents, climbing the Burj Khalifa and taking photos of James Blunt. Can We Make a Star on Earth? Can We Make A Podcast That Occasionally Stays on Topic? The jury is still out for both.
Who Moved the Tortoise in a new Podcast series by Mindless Wittering who are Alex Hemingway and Kate Dooley
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Children’s & Family Emmy Nominations Revealed
Robert Hollingworth is recognised with an Emmy nomination for his work on Love in the Forest in A Real Bugs Life, S2, on Disney+
Cinematography Awards at Wildscreen 2025
Robert wins a cinematography award for ‘Love in the Forest’ (A Real Bugs Life S2) at the 2025 Panda Awards at the Wildscreen festival
Robert joins the BSC as Associate member
Robert Hollingworth joins the BSC as Associate Member in recognition of his specialist photography work across a wide range of films and television programmes
American Cinematographer
The ASC does a deep dive into the making of A Real Bugs Life including a look at lenses, lighting and motion control
Camera Operator Magazine
Join Robert Hollingworth (DP) and Henry Keep (Focus Puller and 1st AC) as they chat about their time filming the series for Disney in conversation with David Daut
Emmy win for A Real Bugs Life
Robert Hollingworth wins an Emmy for his work on A Real Bugs Life for Disney in the 2025 Children’s and Family Emmy Awards
A Real Bugs Life – Season 2
The hit natural history show returns to Disney+ this January for a second season
BBC Panorama – Should we still be working from home
BBC PanoramaRobert filmed interviews for this episode of BBC's Panorama under the direction of Jane Fellner. It was shot on the Sony F55 and Nikon Z8 with Nikon primes on location in London. Director: Jane FellnerReporter: Zoe ConwayAssistant Producer: Steph...
Deadly 60 – The Deep
Join Steve as he dives in a deep-sea submersible to explore the ocean depths like never before. He then travels to the Natural History Museum to meet some of the weirdest animals from the deep Join Steve as he explores the weird and wonderful inhabitants of NHM...
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