• About Liz Scarff

    About Liz Scarff

    Bringing stories from the frontline to your frontroom

  • #PassItOn for Save the Children

    #PassItOn for Save the Children

    Shortlisted for a Social Buzz Award this project used social and digital media to engage just under 30 million people on Twitter, saw 100s of people blogging in support, gained over 200,000 YouTube views, significant national media coverage and most importantly world leaders pledged enough money to use for vaccines

  • Photographs: All Girl Rodeo

    Photographs: All Girl Rodeo

    All photographs by Liz Scarff. The rodeo scene in America is very male dominated – but there is a smaller, sub-culture of female rodeo riders. I travelled to Wyoming and spent time on the road with them capturing the highs and the lows. My resulting photo story was highly commended in the Observer newspapers ‘Hodge Award.&#

  • #Blogladesh for Save the Children

    #Blogladesh for Save the Children

    A ten million reach on twitter, two meetings with Nick Clegg and an announcement that the UK Government will double the number of women and children's lives saved. What happened when Save the Children took three mummy bloggers to Bangladesh

  • Hugh Grant for Marie Curie Cancer Care

    Hugh Grant for Marie Curie Cancer Care

    I was commissioned to film Hugh Grant for Marie Curie Cancer's Great Daffodil Appeal

  • Debate Your Plate & Jamie Oliver

    Debate Your Plate & Jamie Oliver

    We’ve always been a fan of Jamie Oliver. And now Debate Your Plate has teamed up him with to bring you our stories on his website

  • BBC Top Gear: Dakar or Rust

    BBC Top Gear: Dakar or Rust

    If Dastardly and Mutley were to take a holiday this would be it: attempting to cross the Sahara in a car that is so appalling you wouldn’t even drive it to the scrap heap

  • Debate Your Plate launches

    Debate Your Plate launches

    Take one magazine, add politics, documentaries and the sharpest food writing. Blend with eco resources and campaigning zeal and you have Debate Your Plate

 
Everest with Sir Ranulph Fiennes
March 11, 2011 5:49 pm

Everest with Sir Ranulph Fiennes

What happened when I set up a networked newsroom (otherwise known as a tent with lots of tech kit in it) at Everest Basecamp to cover Sir Ranulph Fiennes ascent of Everest for the Telegraph and Marie Curie Cancer Care

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#Passiton shortlisted for a Social Buzz award0

#Passiton shortlisted for a Social Buzz award

Really excited to announce that Passiton has been shortlisted for a Social Buzz Award.

Social & Digital Media

#PassItOn for Save the Children

#PassItOn for Save the Children

Shortlisted for a Social Buzz Award this project used social and digital media to engage just under 30 million people on Twitter, saw 100s of people blogging in support, gained over 200,000 YouTube views, significant national media coverage and most importantly world leaders pledged enough money to use for vaccines

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Photographs: All Girl Rodeo0

Photographs: All Girl Rodeo

All photographs by Liz Scarff. The rodeo scene in America is very male dominated – but there is a smaller, sub-culture of female rodeo riders. I travelled to Wyoming and spent time on the road with them capturing the highs and the lows. My resulting photo story was highly commended in the Observer newspapers ‘Hodge Award.&#