Oggi Tomic

Oggi Tomic has extensive work experience in the film industry, starting in 2003 as a Film Director and Founder of Oggi Tomic Films. Oggi has worked with a diverse range of clients such as NATO, AstraZeneca, Google, BBC, Al Jazeera, Clinique, Pfizer, TESCO, MTV, National Geographic, and Sony. Their notable projects include the BAFTA-winning documentary "Finding Family" and the BBC documentary "The Olympic Stadium: How the Hammers Struck Gold". Oggi has also received assignments for documentary photography from publications like The Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Sun, Wales on Sunday, The Daily Mail, and National Geographic.

Additionally, Oggi Tomic has worked as a Lighting Camera Operator for BBC News starting in 2015. Oggi has also served as a Digital Media Manager at Lycotec in 2011 and a Producer, Camera Operator, and Contributor for Al Jazeera Media Network since 2014.

Oggi Tomic has worked on various roles in the film industry, including Director, Producer, and Cinematographer for companies such as OH! Films, GFG Alliance, Ninja Theory, JMPS LTD, and Nemorin Film & Video Ltd. In their most recent role, they are a Filmmaker, Director, and Producer for Ninja Theory, a Microsoft video game development studio.

Oggi Tomic attended the University of South Wales from 2006 to 2009, where they completed a BA Hons degree in Documentary Film and TV. Prior to that, in 2005, they received training in Camera, Editing, and Production from the BBC as part of their News and Video Production program.