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JACOB PARISH – OFFLINE EDITOR AVID/FCP/PREMIERE PRO 07708965258 Ja Kesontheroad@Gmail.Com JACOB PARISH – OFFLINE EDITOR AVID/FCP/PREMIERE PRO 07708965258 ja [email protected] I’ve cut feature length documentaries for cinema, long and short form T.V programs for major broadcasters, commercials, promos and award-winning shorts. I pride myself on the relaxed atmosphere that I bring to an edit, my fast technical skills and my experience of working on a wide variety of genres. With a strong understanding of music and sound, I have an instinctive ability to create engaging harmonious audio visual scenes that take audiences on emotional, entertaining and thought provoking journeys. 2015 Mikado 'Dummy' Music Video Director – Oliver Zimmermann 2015 BBC - Weird World (8X60') – Lead Editor Doc Series Producer – Aaron Paul 2015 Bellbird Pictures - Sonics from Scratch (1x80') Indie Feature Doc / Premiere at NZ International Film Festival Director Simon Ogston / Orlando Stewart 2015 Porthcawl’s Elvis Festival (1x60’) Indie Ob Doc Producer/Director – David Barnes 2013 BBC NHU – Wild Brazil (3x10') Nominated for best editing RTS Awards 2015 Doc - End of program diaries Producer – Joe Stevens / Ted Giffords 2013 BBC ONE / BBC WORLDWIDE - 24 Hours on Earth (1x60' & 1x50') Doc Producer – Chloe Pearns 2013 Zim Media - The King and the People (1x60') Ob doc Director – Simon Bright 2013 BBC Factual – Wastemen (1x5') Pilot Producer – Rachel Williams 2013 Optima Films - Scratching the Surface (1x30') Ob Doc Director – Nathan Hughes 2013 Optima Film - Hidden Fields Teaser Trailer - RTS Winner 2013 Producer/DOP/Editor 2012 BBC NHU – Africa Intro to series / Dvd extras / Online material Producer – James Honeyborne 2012 BBC NHU – Atlantic (1x1.30') Promo - Commissioned Producer – Lou Astbury 2012 BBC NHU – One Planet (1x1.30') Promo - Commissioned Producer – Lou Astbury 2012 The Claw (1x10') Short Drama Shortlisted for Best of Southwest at Encounters Film Festival 2012 / Winner - Best Comedy - Carmarthen Bay Film Festival Producer/Editor/DOP – Jacob Parish Director – Nathan Hughes 2012 Seven Stones (1x20') Short Docu Drama Shortlisted for Best of Southwest at Encounters Film Festival 2012 Director – Conor McCormack 2012 BBC NHU – 24Hours on Planet Earth (1x1.30') Promo – Commissioned Producer – James Reed 2012 BBC 4 – Natures Microworlds (4x30’) Natural History Series Series Producer – Doug Hope Producers - Jasper Montana & Chloe Pearne 2012 Icon Films / National Geographic – WSI (3x30’) Ob Doc - Wildlife investigators solve animal mysteries Series Producer – Owen Gay 2012 Worms (1x20’) Short Drama Producer/Editor – Jacob Parish Director – Nathan Hughes 2011 Felix's Machines – QUAKE (1x3') Short film Shortlisted for Pushing Boundaries award at 2012 Rushes Soho Film Festival Director – Tom Mansfield 2011 BBC NHU – Wild Britain (1x1.30’) Promo Producer – Hannah Boot 2011 Silent Scream (1x10’) Docu-drama on Female Genital Mutilation Winner at BFI London Director – Oliver Zimmermann 2011 BBC 1 - The One Show (4x15’) Magazine show with topical reports, features and interviews from around the UK Series Producer – Reema Lorford 2010 BBC 2 - Springwatch Xmas Special (1x60’) Wildlife series Producer - Jonathan Clay 2010 Emmett & Ernie (1x8’) Short Drama Producer/Editor/Director – Jacob Parish 2010 BBC Natural World - Baboons, Guns & Me Promo (Commissioned) Producer – Nick Easton / Steve Greenwood 2010 ITV 1 / Hello Charlie - The Brit Awards Background visuals Director - Paul Tigwell 2009 National Geographic – The Pack (1x60’) Doc Producer – Doug Hope 2009 BBC 2 - South Pacific (3x10’) End of program dairies Producer – Jonathan Clay & Ellen Hussein 2009 BBC 4 - Wollander (2x10’) Behind the scenes doc Producer – Grant Davies 2005 Old street (1x16’) Short Documentary (Shortlisted for Jerwood Award at SIDF) References: Simon Bright – Director / Producer 07503910101 Aaron Paul - Series Producer/Director 07957275479 Chloe Pearn – Producer/Director 07739307178.
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