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ASSOCIATE
PRODUCER
– Katie Segal
Katie
Segal read maths and philosophy at
Oxford
University
.
She is a graphic designer, an I.T. consultant
and is the sub-editor of a lifestyle magazine.
Katie has coordinated several conferences and
has extensive project management experience.
There’s
nothing Katie likes better than solving a problem,
making the impossible happen and being part of a
project from inkling to blockbuster!
ASSOCIATE
PRODUCER
– Dionne Walker-Amponsah
Dionne
Walker-Amponsah was born in
Kingston
,
Jamaica
and
came to
England
in her late teens to study Arts Marketing at
the University of the Arts,
London
.
She then completed a second degree in Mass
Communication where she produced ‘Epping
Forest
’,
a short feature, as part of her final dissertation.
In 2002, Dionne Executive Produced ‘Oi
Vote’, a cinema campaign to encourage
young people to vote, featuring the garage boy
band ‘More Fire Crew’.
In the role of producer,
Dionne enjoys juxtaposing her love of a good script
with her coordinating skills to bring a project to
life.
Dionne
is also one of London's key borough Location Coordinators and is intricately involved
with facilitating major feature film productions
in the capital – past projects include: ‘Eyes
Wide Shut’; ‘Harry Potter I’ and ‘Harry
Potter II’. Dionne’s most
recent projects include Anthony Minghella's ‘Breaking
and Entering’, the Wachowski
Brothers' ‘V
for Vendetta’, ‘Basic Instinct II’ and
‘Notes
of a Scandal’.
DIRECTOR
OF PHOTOGRAPHY
– Colin Rogal
Colin
Rogal’s many documentary credits for British and
American Television include the BBC/Discovery
multi-award winning ‘Death
of
Yugoslavia
’
series, Channel Four’s ‘Murder
Most Royal’, the BBC’s ‘Trouble
At The Top’ and the current BBC series
‘The Battle
for Britain’s Soul’. His work requires
him to travel all over the world, probing the minds of
presidents and prime-ministers, observing the lives of
the very rich and the very poor, the evil and the
worthy. His experience of drama-doc filming with among
others ‘The
Trouble with Love’
and ‘From
Here To Paternity’ (both BBC), has
allowed him to push the limitations of electronic
cameras to create mood and intensity, and to give each
film its own clear visual identity. His recent work on
‘After
8’
(dir. Nick Reed), a drama short, and now ‘Nobody
The Great’ (dir. Kara Miller),
his first full length drama feature illustrates his
determination to keep blurring the lines between the
different film disciplines. For more information visit
www.rogal.org
EDITOR
- Claire Dodgson
Claire
studied editing at the
UK
’s National Film and
Television
School
1999 – 2001 and since graduating she has worked on
numerous film and television projects (including ‘Corpse Bride’ - as assistant editor).
She is currently editor on the BBC television
show ‘Charlie
and Lola’.
EDITOR
- Rachel Tunnard
Rachel
studied film at
Bristol
University
.
Her feature film editing credits include ‘Nobody
The Great’ and Richard Jobson’s ‘Woman
in Winter’.
She has also been assistant editor on numerous
features including ‘Nina’s
Heavenly Delights’.
EDITOR
- Anuree De Silva
Anuree
started out on a short course at the
National
Film
School
at Beaconsfield
before getting a work attachment on ‘My
Beautiful Laundrette’. This led to more work on
features and TV drama such as ‘Caravaggio’
with Derek Jarman ‘The
life and death of Phillip Knight’ with Peter
Kosminski, ‘When
the wind blows’, ‘Robin
Hood - Prince of Thieves’.
Anuree
then started work on ‘Shallow
Grave’ as an assistant before becoming assembly
editor on ‘Trainspotting’
and ‘A
life less ordinary’. She also worked with
Stephen Frears on his western film ‘The Hi-Lo Country’. Anuree became an editor in her own
right and has worked on everything from corporates and
commercials to TV dramas such as ‘Holby City’, ‘Single Voices’ and ‘Hearts
and Bones’ to features such as ‘Fly
Fishing’, ‘Cut Sleeve Boys’ and ‘Nobody
the Great’. She is currently editing a feature
called ‘Three’.
EDITOR
- Nick Reed
Nick
trained and worked as an actor, then went on to direct
theatre, setting up his own venue The Park. As a
writer, his credits include Eastenders (BBC), Byker
Grove (Zenith North) and over 30 episodes of
London
Bridge
(
Carlton
).
He wrote the entire second series of The Belfry
Witches (BBC) and has written scripts for several
computer games. His first short film Slip Road was
made by the NFTS.
As
a writer, director and editor:
Nick’s first short, Hic, featured Ewen
Macintosh (The Office) and Tom Hollander (Gosford
Park), and was screened at the Kino, Cinequest and
Hamptons Film Festivals. His second film After 8 is
a devised piece featuring Lorraine Ashbourne (Fever
Pitch, Playing The Field) and Neil Dudgeon (Messiah,
Mrs. Bradley Murder Mysteries) and his third short, Peace
and Quiet, was commissioned by the Film Council
digital shorts scheme Pulse, it was shot on HDCAM and
features Annabelle Apsion (Shameless) and Simon Day
(The Fast Show).
PRODUCTION
DESIGNER -
Jonathan Taylor
Jonathan
Taylor discovered stage design while studying
Architecture at
Newcastle
University
and, on leaving, continued to work on various fringe
shows including an acclaimed adaptation of ‘Les
Enfant Terribles’ by Ladies and Gentlemen.
An
advertisement in The Listener led to 17 years with the
BBC Design Department, working on a wide variety of
television programmes from ‘Les
Dawson’ to ‘1996 Olympic Games’; but Jonathan’s main interest lay in
drama, which included ‘My
Night with Reg’ directed by Roger Michell, 2
series of ‘Between
the Lines’, Sean O’Casey’s ‘The
Shadow of a Gunman’, ‘The
Widowing of Mrs Holroyd’ by D.H Lawrence, ‘The
House of Eliott’, and a BAFTA
nomination for ‘Jonathan
Creek’.
Since
becoming freelance in 1997, TV credits include several
series of ‘Silent
Witness’, the BAFTA-winning ‘Tracy
Beaker’, ‘Waking
the Dead’, and ‘The
Brief’.
SOUND
DIRECTOR & DUBBING MIXER -
Matthew Gough A.M.P.S.
Matthew’s credits include: 2006 – Breaking and Entering
2005 – The Brothers Grimm, The Magic Roundabout
2004 – Two Brothers
2003 – Cold Mountain (BAFTA nomination), Ned Kelly
2002 – Dirty Pretty Things
SOUND
EDITOR - Colette Dahanne
Colette’s credits include:
2005 – The Constant Gardener, Robots
2004 – Alfie, Five Children and It, Garfield, The Life and Death of Peter Sellers
2003 – Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl, In America, Dirty Pretty Things
DUBBING
MIXER & FOLEY EDITOR -
David Humphries A.M.P.S. C.A.S.
David’s credits include:
2005 / 2006 – The Kovak Box, Dr Who, Second in
Command, The Detonator
2004 – Hustle, Stage Beauty
2001 - 2003 – Longtitude (BAFTA TV nomination);
Shackleton (Cinema Audio Society Award), Revenger's
Tragedy, September 11
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