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GAVIN FINNEY BSC - Director of Photography McKinney Macartney Management Ltd GAVIN FINNEY BSC - Director of Photography TAILSPIN Director: Stefan Schwartz Producer: Darin Mcleod Keshet Productions / Apple TV+ BARKSKINS Directors: Darren Gant and Louise Friedberg Producer: Scott Rudin Starring: David Thewlis, Aneurin Barnard and Christian Cooke Nat Geo / Fox 21 FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL Director: Tristam Shapeero Producer: Mark Murdoch Starring: Andie MacDowell and Nathalie Emmanuel MGM / Universal TV / Hulu GOOD OMENS Director: Douglas Mackinnon Producer: Tim Bradley Starring: Michael Sheen and David Tennant Amazon Studios / BBC BSC Nomination 2020 – Best Cinematography in a TV Drama THE MINIATURIST Director: Guillem Morales Producer: Gethin Scourfield Starring: Romola Garai and Anna Taylor-Joy The Forge Entertainment THE STATE Director: Peter Kosminsky Producer: Steve Clark-Hall Starring: Samer Bisharat, Amir El-Masry and Iqbal Elyas Archery Pictures / Channel 4 / National Geographic RTS Craft and Design Awards Nomination 2017 – Best Photography BSC Nomination 2017 – Best Cinematography in a TV Drama UNFORGOTTEN (Series 1 & 2) Director: Andy Wilson Producers: Tim Bradley Starring: Nicola Walker, Sanjeev Bhaskar and Trevor Eve Mainstreet Pictures Gable House, 18 – 24 Turnham Green Terrace, London W4 1QP Tel: 020 8995 4747 E-mail: [email protected] www.mckinneymacartney.com VAT Reg. No: 685 1851 06 GAVIN FINNEY BSC Contd … 2 THE SECRET AGENT Director: Charles McDougall Producer: Priscilla Parish Starring: Toby Jones, Vicky McClure, Stephen Graham and Ian Hart World Productions WOLF HALL Director: Peter Kosminsky Producer: Mark Pybus Starring: Mark Rylance, Claire Foy, Damian Lewis and Mark Gatiss Company Pictures / Playground Entertainment BSC AWARD 2015 – BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY IN A TV DRAMA GUILD OF TELEVISION CAMERAMEN AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE 2016 TELEVISUAL BULLDOG AWARD FOR CINEMATOGRAPHY 2016 BAFTA Nomination 2016 – Best Photography & Lighting (Fiction) RTS Craft and Design Awards Nomination 2015 – Best Photography Golden Globe Award 2016 – Best Miniseries or Motion Picture BAFTA Award 2016 – Best Drama Series BLACK WORK Director: Michael Samuels Producer: Tom Mullens Starring: Sheridan Smith, Kenny Doughty, Matthew McNulty, Philip Davis Geraldine James, Douglas Henshall and Vinette Robinson Mammoth Screen ENDEAVOUR (Series 2) Director: Kristoffer Nyholm and Russell Lewis Producer: Dan McCulloch Starring: Shaun Evans, Roger Allam and Anton Lesser Mammoth Screen THE GUILTY Director: Ed Bazalgette Producer: Elaine Cameron Starring: Tamsin Greig, Darren Boyd and Katherine Kelly Hartswood Films / ITV POIROT Director: John Strickland Producer: David Boulter Starring: David Suchet, Zoë Wanamaker, Iain Glen and Greta Scacchi ITV THE FEAR Director: Michael Samuels Producer: Timothy Bricknell Starring: Peter Mullan, Richard E. Grant, Paul Nicholls and Harry Lloyd World Productions BAFTA AWARD 2013 – Best Photography & Lighting (Fiction) RTS CRAFT AND DESIGN AWARD 2013 – Best Photography BSC AWARD 2013 – Best Cinematography in a TV Drama GAVIN FINNEY BSC Contd … 3 MR. SELFRIDGE Director: Jon Jones Producer: Chrissy Skins Executive Producer: Kate Lewis Starring: Jeremy Piven, Katherine Kelly, Frances O’Connor and Grégory Fitoussi. ITV Productions SINBAD Director: Andy Wilson Producer: Grainne Marmion Executive Producers: Sophie Gardiner and Tim Haines Starring Elliot Knight, Navreen Andrews, Sophie Okonedo and Timothy Spall Impossible Pictures / Sky LITTLE CRACKERS Directors: Julia Davies and Julian Barratt Producer: Pippa Brown Starring Julia Davies and Julian Barratt Sky REUNITED Director: Simon Delaney Producer: Rosemary McGowan Starring Ed Byrne, Zoe Tapper, Sarah-Jane Potts, Jemima Rooper and Joseph Millson BBC. GOING POSTAL Director: Jon Jones Producer: Sue de Beauvoir Starring Richard Coyle, David Suchet, Charles Dance and Claire Foy The Mob Film Company RTS Craft and Design Award 2010 - Best Photography BAFTA Nomination 2011 - Best Photography & Lighting (Fiction) MISS MARPLE Director: Nick Renton. Producer: Karen Thrussell. Starring Julia McKenzie, Rik Mayall, Richard Bryers and Samantha Bond ITV Productions THE COLOUR OF MAGIC (High Definition) Director: Vadim Jean Producers: Ian Sharples and Rod Brown Starring David Jason, Sean Astin, Tim Curry and Christopher Lee The Mob Film Company / Sky One ST TRINIAN’S Directors/Producers: Oliver Parker and Barnaby Thompson Co-producer: Mark Hubbard Starring Rupert Everett, Jodie Whittaker, Lena Headey and Colin Firth Fragile Films GAVIN FINNEY BSC Contd … 4 HOGFATHER (High Definition) Director: Vadim Jean Producers: Ian Sharples and Rod Brown Starring Joss Ackland, Ian Richardson, David Jason, Marc Warren, Michelle Dockerey, Nigel Planer and Tony Robinson The Mob Film Company/Sky One BAFTA Craft Awards Nomination – Best Photography (Fiction) THE FLYING SCOTSMAN Director: Douglas Mackinnon Producer: Peter Broughan Starring Jonny Lee Miller, Brian Cox, Billy Boyd, Stephen Berkoff and Laura Fraser KEEPING MUM Director: Niall Johnson Producers: Julia Palau and Matthew Payne Starring: Rowan Atkinson, Patrick Swayze, Kristen Scott Thomas, Maggie Smith and Emilia Fox Tusk Productions THESE FOOLISH THINGS Director: Julia Taylor-Stanley Producer: Paul Sarony Starring: Lauren Bacall, Anjelica Huston and Terence Stamp Porpoise Productions COLDITZ Director: Stuart Orme Producer: Stephen Smallwood Starring Tom Hardy, Damian Lewis, Jason Priestley and Sophia Myles Power Television and Granada BAILEY’S BILLION$ Director: David Devine Producer: Derek Rappaport Starring Jennifer Tilly, Tim Curry, Jon Lovitz Devine Entertainment ALEX AND EMMA Director: Rob Reiner Producers: Rob Reiner, Alan Greisman and Todd Black Starring Kate Hudson, Luke Wilson and Sophie Marceau Castle Rock INQUISITION Director: Betsan Morris Evans Producer: Jack Emery Starring Alun Armstrong and Sir Derek Jacobi Drama House Productions. (High Definition) GAVIN FINNEY BSC Contd … 5 HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER’S STONE (2nd Unit) Directors: David Ellis and Peter MacDonald Producer: David Heyman Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Richard Harris, Maggie Smith and Alan Rickman Warner Bros GENTLEMEN’S RELISH Director: Douglas Mackinnon Producers: Martin Auty and Sarah Boote Starring Billy Connolly, Sarah Lancashire and Douglas Henshaw Principle Pictures BREATHTAKING Director: David Green Producer: Rachel Brown Starring Joanne Whalley and Lorraine Pilkington September Films GORMENGHAST Director: Andy Wilson Producer: Estelle Daniel Starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Christopher Lee, John Sessions, Richard Griffiths, Celia Imrie, Ian Richardson, Stephen Fry, June Brown, Warren Mitchell, Zöe Wannamaker, Fiona Shaw and Martin Clunes BBC (Four part series for the Millennium) WINNER RTS CRAFT AWARD FOR BEST DRAMA LIGHTING FORGOTTEN Director: Ben Bolt Producer: Cameron McAllister Starring Paul McGann, Amanda Burton and Zara Turner LWT A RATHER ENGLISH MARRIAGE Director: Paul Seed Producer: Jo Willett Starring Albert Finney, Tom Courtenay and Joanna Lumley Wall To Wall TV for BBC 1 TOM’S MIDNIGHT GARDEN Director: Willard Carroll Producer: Charles Salmon Starring Greta Scacchi, James Wilby, Anthony Way and Joan Plowright Jadeinn Ltd for Hyperion Studio DAD SAVAGE Director: Betsan Morris Evans Producers: Robert Jones and Gwynneth Lloyd Starring Patrick Stewart, Joe McFadden, Jake Wood and Kevin McKidd Feature film for Polygram Film Entertainment GAVIN FINNEY BSC Contd … 6 BEYOND BEDLAM / NIGHTSCARE Director: Vadim Jean Producer: Paul Brooks Starring Elizabeth Hurley and Graig Fairbrass Feature for Metrodome Films/Live Entertainment (90 Mins.) THE SCULPTRESS Director: Stuart Orme Producers: Linda James and Julia Ouston Starring Caroline Goodall, Pauline Quirke and Chris Fulford Four part drama for Red Rooster/BBC Best Series - FIPA France Silver Plaque - Chicago International TV Festival Bronze World Medal - New York Festivals WITNESS AGAINST HITLER Director: Betsan Morris Evans Producer: Jack Emery Starring Sir Derek Jacobi, Alun Armstrong, Brian Cox, James Wilby and Helen McCrory. BBC Screen One / The Drama Housen(90 mins) THE ENGLISH WIFE Director: Simon Shore Producer: Beryl Vertue Starring Zoe Wanamaker and Geraldine O’Rawe ITV film for Hartswood Films/Meridian (102 Mins) Royal Television Society Craft Awards: Nomination for Best Drama Lighting Chicago Film Festival - Silver Hugo Award FAMILY MONEY Director: Renny Rye Producer: Rosemary Whitman Starring Claire Bloom, Nicholas Farrell, Margaret Tyzack, John Wood and Samantha Bond Four part drama for Whistling Gypsy Productions/Channel Four BAD BOYS Director: Andy Wilson Producer: Gub Neil Starring Clive Owen and Maynard Eziashi BBC Screen Two (75 Mins) A MAN YOU DON’T MEET EVERYDAY Director: Angela Pope Producer: Belinda Allen Starring Harriet Walter, Peter Davison and Richard Hawley Middlemarch Films / Channel Four (70 Mins) GAVIN FINNEY BSC Contd … 7 THE LAST LAUGH Director: Betsan Morris Evans. Producer: Belinda Allen. Starring Sean Pertwee. Middlemarch Films / Channel 4 (10 mins) THIS BOY’S STORY Director: John Roberts Producer: Michele Camarda Channel 4 (50 mins) Academy Award Winner - A.M.P.A.S. Chicago Film Festival - Gold Plaque ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE Director: Tom Tyrwhitt Producer: Liza Brown Starring Gary Kemp and Richard Dormer Greenwich Films / Channel Four (10 mins) STRANGERS Director: Danny Cannon Producer: Andrea Franden Feature Film for Propaganda Films, Los Angeles (70 mins) Chicago Film Festival - Certificate of Merit PLAY DEAD Director: Danny Cannon Producer: Andrew Saunders Channel 4 (50 mins) .
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