Noted television personality, filmmaker, and historian, born in the year 1957, has left an indelible mark on the esteemed British Broadcasting Corporation, with a paramount focus on captivating travelogues that showcase the awe-inspiring splendor of Scotland.
Rising from humble beginnings in the picturesque town of Ardentinny, nestled on the shores of Loch Long in the picturesque county of Argyll, Scotland, Murton's childhood was replete with the warm hospitality of his parents' small hotel, where he was enveloped in a nurturing environment that would later influence his work.
With a distinguished academic pedigree from the University of Aberdeen and the National Film and Television School, Murton's educational foundation has undoubtedly equipped him with a robust understanding of his profession. Before embarking on the creation of his renowned Grand Tours series, Murton further refined his directorial expertise by overseeing the production of several television dramas, garnering critical acclaim for his work on esteemed shows such as Bramwell, The Bill, Casualty, and River City.
Noted television personality and documentary filmmaker, Murton, has accumulated an impressive array of accomplishments throughout his illustrious career. Among his most notable achievements are the production of several captivating series, including 'Scotland's Clans', 'Grand Tours of Scotland', 'Grand Tours of the Scottish Islands', and 'Grand Tours of Scotland's Lochs'. These productions have garnered widespread critical acclaim for their masterful storytelling and breathtaking visuals, which have undoubtedly captivated audiences and left a lasting impression.
Away from the camera, Murton is a devoted husband and father of five, who shares a deep affection for his family. He resides in Scotland with his loved ones, where he enjoys a peaceful and fulfilling life.
