Our story

Two paths, one lens.

Quiet Eye Productions was co founded in 2024 by Dr Stefan Morrocco and Harry Whiteley to focus exclusively on sport and adventure storytelling. One path runs behind the camera, the other behind the scenes, and both go into the same films.

Founded
2024
Based
London and Perth
Founders
Two

The term quiet eye refers to a fierce, visual focus on a target, impervious to distractions or intense pressure. It is the stillness before the act. The full account is on The Quiet Eye.

Born from a shared love of sport and storytelling, Quiet Eye Productions unites two distinct paths to create films with intelligence, emotion and cinematic style. More substance, less noise.

Dr Stefan Morrocco

Behind the camera

Dr Stefan Morrocco

Creative Director and Documentary Director

An award winning filmmaker who understands sport from the inside. A former elite triathlete and national level mountain biker who worked as a performance analyst on the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup circuit. He knows what pressure looks like, and what matters when the noise drops away.

Before filmmaking he spent years as a consultant geomorphologist, mapping landslides across Scotland and Ireland and leading river restoration projects, work that gave him rigorous project management and analytical thinking most filmmakers do not have. He holds a PhD from the University of St Andrews. For over two decades he has built his craft as a cinematographer, editor and colourist, working on BBC documentaries and with British Cycling and Scottish Rugby among many others.

We don't chase trends. We tell stories that stick.

Harry Whiteley

Behind the scenes

Harry Whiteley

Executive Producer and Commercial Lead

More than ten years in sport consultancy, athlete management and strategic event delivery, leading high profile, multi stakeholder projects that combine commercial value with social impact. He managed more than twenty elite athletes across rugby, cricket, golf and athletics, negotiating contracts and building commercial partnerships, including testimonial years for Dawid Malan and Richard Wigglesworth.

He was project lead for the 2024 Cateran Yomp, the 54 mile Highland endurance challenge that raised close to £600,000 for the Army Benevolent Fund, directing operations for 1,250 participants and 150 staff. He brings a cool head to high pressure projects.

Our creative network

A core team supported by a trusted network of skilled freelancers who are part of the family. It lets us scale for any project and work anywhere in the world.

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Who we work with

  • Broadcasters and streamers
  • Athletes and agents
  • Clubs, teams and governing bodies
  • Values driven sports brands
  • Adventure tourism boards
  • Charities working in sport and youth

Shaped by what came before

Prior and parallel work

The founders' record runs through the company. Between them, Stefan and Harry have worked on BBC documentaries and with British Cycling, Scottish Rugby, the Army Benevolent Fund and Middlesex Cricket. Earlier and parallel work, not Quiet Eye commissions, and the experience the films are built on.