Owned and led by Chris Brown, with Ryan Hallett & Marcus Jones working alongside him, Sharp Films produce all of our video footage for our events.

Chris is a born and bred Devonian, with a real passion for film, an eye for action, and a talent for capturing the detail and skills in the edit suite that really make his films stand out. He is also a self-confessed lifelong petrolhead, who describes himself as being ‘lucky enough to combine my biggest passions – film making and cars’. In his spare time, you’ll find him in the sea, or in a barn ‘trying to restore my Golf Mk2 without setting fire to anything’.

Ryan specialises in freelance video and photography in Motorsport and Adventure sports, documenting all types of wheeled sports and events, including car rallying, mountain biking, road cycling, FMX & BMX. Ryan acts as a Second Camera Operative, Assistant and Driver, as well as often being responsible for keeping Chris fuelled with food for late night footage cutting.

Marcus grew up in Spain, moved back to the UK to study, then embarked on a career producing content for a number international household names. Having always had a huge passion for cars. Marcus says ‘Working with Rally the Globe has really given me the opportunity to combine both my love for cars and passion for filming, whilst also being able to see new places. There’s nothing quite like capturing an epic shot of vintage Bentley as it powers through a spectacular foreign landscape!’

Writer, adventurer, linguist, Marcus Rowe first rose to prominence among the pantheon of great automotive journalists when his article about driving a Morris Minor to Istanbul was published in Minor Matters magazine at the age of eighteen.

Since then, he has studied a degree in Arabic and Chinese, including two years abroad, travelled on the Trans Siberian Railway, visited North Korea, and explored China’s far western Xinjiang province in the depths of winter. While studying in Morocco, he drove his unmodified Morris Minor across the Sahara desert to The Gambia, dodging landmines and breakdowns.

Outside the world of rallying, Marcus is a freelance writer, has published books, and can otherwise usually be found leading groups up snowy Scottish mountains, ice axe in one hand, camera in the other.

Marcus has competed in Vintage Sports Car rallies and trials in a variety of pre-war cars. And during Rally the Globe events, he can usually be found capturing inspirational content for Rally the Globe’s social media or scouting out stories for the daily rally report.