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a copy of my CV (Commercials & Drama).
Recent credits include:
Commercials : Documentaries : Drama : Others
Animal Farm, Scientist Olivia Judson and food critic Giles Coren take a journey of discovery through the strange new world of GM and the tangle of ethical and moral issues that surrounds it. Produced by Lion TV for Channel 4 and directed by Jeremy Turner.
Kings Of Construction 2 "South Ferry" & "Jet Blue Terminal", 2 of 6 one-hours for Discovery Networks, produced by Wag TV and directed by Paul O'Connor.
Death By Excess "Hollywood Goddesses" & "Elvis", 2 of a 5-part series exploring the science of how famous people kill themselves, "...these are chemical biographies that tell human stories from the inside out..." Produced by Oxford Scientific Films for Sky One, and directed by Jeremy Turner.
Final Chance To Save "Tapirs", wildlife programme filmed in Costa Rica with Vic Reeves, produced by Tiger Aspect for Sky One and directed by Amelia Hahn.
World Weddings "The Second Wife", BBC2, documenting a polygamous marriage in a remote part of Kurdistan. Shot and directed by Nick Read.
Jamie's School Dinners Part 4 of a 4-part series, produced by Fresh 1 for Channel 4, directed by Dominique Walker and Guy Gilbert.
Extraordinary Families 3 part series produced by Granada for Channel 4, produced and directed by Jane Treays.
A Dream Home Abroad Italy, home improvement series produced by RDF for Channel 5, shot and directed by Alex Dunlop.
Light Fantastic BBC Science, presenter-led documentary series on light, directed by Jeremy Turner.
Journeys From The Centre Of The Earth BBC Science, 2 of a 6 part series on how the geology of the Mediterranean shaped the development of civilisation. Produced by Paul Olding and Nikki Melluish.
Superhomes "London" produced by Flashback TV for BBC2, directed by Sarah Feltes.
Dangerous Passions BBC Science, produced by Denise Seneviratne & Bucy Mcdonald
Sex
Empires, part 2 of a 3 part history of top-shelf magazines for BBC2, produced
& directed by Nick Bray.
Lock Up Your Sons An exploration of the phenomenon of backyard wrestling, produced by Firecracker films for Channel 4 and directed by Ben Channon.
Family Xchange, reality show, an LWT production for BBC1, programme 1 produced by Juliet Dwek & directed by Helen Cooke.
The Importance of Being Famous, 3 programmes examining our obsession with celebrity, produced by Granada for Channel 4 and directed by Dollan Cannell .
Days That Shook The World "The Death of Hitler" BBC2 historical reconstruction, directed by Richard Bond.
Tabloid Tales Jade Goody & Peter Mandelson, 2 of 6 programmes examining the symbiotic relationship between celebrities and the media, produced by Brighter Pictures for BBC1 and directed by Ian Riddick.
"Operatunity", high brow version of popstars, made by Diverse for Channel 4 and directed by Michael Waldman. (Winner of the 2004 BAFTA for best sound)
"Giant Monsters", presenter-led CGI wildlife program made by Wall to Wall for Discovery Channel, produced by Andrea Florence and directed by Jon Stephens.
Royal Deaths and Disease, historical series looking at the down side of being King, made by Lion Television for Channel 4, "Royal Childbirth" directed by Kate Bartlett and "Decadence" directed by Srik Narayanan.
Unsolved Murders "The Cutt Mill Murder", historical whodunnit made by Fulcrum TV for Discovery, produced and directed by James Bates.
"Sir
Paul Nurse - Profile", profile of the Nobel Prize-winning
geneticist, produced and directed by Andrew Cohen for BBC Science and shown
on BBC4.
Film4
"Ewan McGregor Career Retrospective", interview produced by Emma
MacGregor and directed by Brett Foraker.
Film4
"Terry Gilliam Masterclass", interview produced by Emma MacGregor and directed
by Simon Rattigan (16mm).
"Buildings
of the Future", architectural series, produced by Uden Associates for Channel
5 and directed by Jim Sayer.(3 of 6)
"American
Vampires", offbeat lifestyle documentary produced by XYTV for Channel 4
and directed by Mark Soldinger.
"Under
the Influence", an examination of the effects of drugs on the brain,
produced by Fulcrum TV for Channel 4 and directed by James Bates.
"The
State of Britain", political documentary series produced by Blakeway for
BBC2, film inserts directed by Sally Lindsay (16mm).
Secret
History "The Duchess And The Headless Man", produced by 3BM and directed
by Charles Bruce.
"The
Chemical Generation", a look at the effect of ecstasy on club culture, produced
by Optomen for Channel 4 and directed by Mark Soldinger.
"Crash"
three part series about the Southall rail disaster, produced by Blakeway for
BBC2 and directed by Sally Lindsay.
Behind
The Crime "Thieves", produced by Historic Films for Channel 4 and directed
by Paddy Wivell and Antony Wonke.
The
Turner Prize 1999, profile of the finalists produced by Illuminations for
Channel 4 and directed by Ian MacMillan.
Omnibus
"Blondie"
(BBC1), produced and directed by Julian Birkett.
"Why
Buildings Collapse", documentary series on building failure, Channel 4/Discovery
Channel co-production, produced by Darlow Smithson & directed by Amir Amirani.
First
Edition "Prisoners Wives", documentary for Channel 4, produced by ZKK and
directed by Carolyn Magson.
Close
Up "Leibeskind", BBC2 Arts strand, directed by Mary Downes.
"The House" documentary series on the Royal Opera House, produced by Double Exposure for the BBC and directed by Michael Waldman (16mm).
Film Four "Rebels" commercials, produced by Jamie Davis at Film Four and directed by Will Clark (16mm).
Quaker Oats "Bursting Man" & "Popping Teenager" commercials, produced by 1st Independent Creative & Marketing for Quaker Oats Ltd, produced and directed by Chris Mugford and Peter Vincent (16mm).
Big
Brother 5 promos, produced by Emma MacGregor at Channel 4 Creative Services
and directed by Tim Kirkby and Richard Butterworth.
Astral
Hand Creme "Joanna Lumley" commercial, produced by Ben Grover
at First Call Productions for Bray Leino Filleigh and directed by David Smith
(35mm).
Chelsea
Building Society "Basement" commercial, produced by Branded Films for WWAV
Rapp Collins, and directed by David Smith (35mm).
Procter
& Gamble Daz/Emmerdale idents, produced by Jane Gershfield at Big Bang
for Leo Burnett Ltd, and directed by Peter Truckel (35mm).
British
Gas "Electricity Lite" commercial, produced by Aviator for WWAV Rapp Collins
and directed by David Smith (16mm).
Kraft
Milka "Boaster" commercial, produced by Branded Film for Young and Rubicam
(Vienna) and directed by David Smith (35mm).
BBC
Corporate Services "Northern Ireland " commercial, produced by Edel Ericksen
and directed by Syd Macartney (16mm).
Chelsea
Building Society "Neighbours" commercial, produced by Branded Films for
WWAV Rapp Collins, and directed by David Smith (16mm).
Utterly
Butterly "Same Old Routine" & "Perfect Technique" commercials, produced
by Concrete Films for DMB&B and directed by Barney Cokeliss (35mm).
"Gardening
Which?" commercial, produced by Branded Film for WWAV Rapp Collins and directed
by David Smith.
Umbro commercial, produced by Talkback Commercials for DMB&B, directed by Nick Hastings and David Godfrey (Digibeta, recorded on Nagra D).
"Luminal",
feature film, produced by Dreyco Productions and directed by Andrea Vecchiato,
UK release Oct 2004 (Shot on HD).
"Spaced2"
comedy series for Channel 4, produced by Parmount and LWT and directed by Edgar
Wright.
"Madame Sex" offbeat drama in traditional British sex comedy style, produced by Zimon Drake and directed by Sarah Bisset (16mm).
"Poshboy",
Dogma TV series for Channel 4, produced by Ideal World and directed by Finola
Geraghty (DV).
"Tunnel
of Love" short film produced by Portobello Films and directed by Robert
Milton Wallace (16mm).
"Dream
Team" soap opera produced by Hewland for Sky One (various directors).
"Smile"
short film produced by Nick Wolfe for The Arts Council and directed by Sarah
Sarre (16mm).
"The Milkman", short film produced by Stampede for Anglia TV and directed by Iain MacEwan (16mm).
BA “Service in Seconds”, produced by Daniel Warwick at M and directed by Ben Warwick
Lloyds TSB "Setting Our Sights", produced by Orchard Communications and directed by Michael Osborne.
Unison
corporate, produced by Flick Films and directed by David Vaughan-Thomas.
Labour
Party "Operation Turnout" corporate, produced by Flick Films and
directed by Perry Miller.
NSPCC
"Just Stop" mailshot, produced by WWAV Rapp Collins.
Shelter (housing charity) mailshot, produced by WWAV Rapp Collins.
Others
"Flava
IV" black music program, produced by Brighter Pictures for Channel 4 and
directed by Blake Benson.
"The Eleven O'clock Show", Channel 4 comedy series produced by Talkback (Various directors).
Shot
on DV (No cameraman, director shooting):
"Education
Education Privatisation", BBC Political Documentaries, produced by
Marc Sigsworthy.
"Holiday
Heaven", BBC Holiday Programme spinoff, shoots in Cyprus, the Seychelles
and Yorkshire.
The
Grafters "Endless Summer", BBC Youth & Entertainments shoot in Ibiza,
directed by Steve Grandison.
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