sky photo by James Murray-White

About James Murray-White

James Murray-White is a multi-media artist who has worked across theatre, journalism and reviews, and now focuses on creating powerful and moving films for a range of projects, campaigns and clients.

Check out some of James’s short films at his Vimeo page:

And you can find some of James’s recent writing — including for the Cambridge Independent – at his page on Medium.

Working on culture – climate – creativity

Based in Cambridge, UK, James has also lived and worked in Scotland, Eire, Mongolia, and the Middle East. His passions include exploring ecological connections, anthropological spaces, and creative responses to issues.

James is filmmaker in residence with GroundWork Gallery in King’s Lynn, Norfolk, documenting their award-winning work with artists exploring environmental issues.

He has been filmmaker in residence within the NHS & Cambridge University Dementia Research Network, and senior producer for Cambridge TV.

James is a Salzburg Global Fellow, participating in the Creativity and Neuroscience programme of Salzburg Global Seminar, an independent non-profit organization founded in 1947 to challenge current and future leaders to shape a better world.

A passion for social justice and wellbeing

James Murray-WhiteJames is a passionate campaigner for various social justice campaigns, especially that of refugees, and on climate change and the need for co-ordinated human response, from the individual through to the societal level. 

He has been a carer for his mum, and advocate for dementia and end of life issues.

Site of James Murray-White