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Mike Green London, W1W 8QL Senior Online Editor +44 (0)20 7637 7342 Please Contact: Natalie Bayford Directors Cut 6-10 Great Portland Street Mike Green London, W1W 8QL +44 (0)20 7637 7342 Senior Online Editor Mike is a senior online editor and colourist with many years experience working in post-production. Fluent in Avid Symphony, Mike has worked across all genres in broadcast in the UK and abroad, often working on fast turnaround projects and delivering to tight deadlines. With his knowledge of Broadcast standards, attention to detail and strong time management, Mike joined the Directors Cut Films team in 2017 and has already delivered over 50 hours of transmitted programmes. 2018 The Great Exhibition of the North (1 x 60’) Produced & Directed by: David Shulman BBC Studios BBC Two Evil Monkeys (1 x 60’ pilot) Directed by: James Donkin Renegade ITV Pompeii’s Final Hours: New Evidence (3 x 60’) Series Produced & Directed by: Jamie Simpson Voltage TV Channel 5 Meghan Markle: An American Princess (1 x 120’) Executive Producer: Eamon Hardy Spun Gold TV Fox Vive la Revolution! 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(10 x 25’) Knickerbockerglory E4 Impractical Jokers (5 x 30’) Shed Media BBC Grouchy Young Men (14 x 30’) Liberty Bell Drama/Documentary Animal Black Ops (2 x 50’) WMR Discovery Manhunt (1 x 50’) WMR Discovery Secrets of the Bible (7 x 50’) WMR IMG & ZDF Black Ops Series 2 (4 x 45’) WMR Discovery Seconds from Disaster (6 x 60’ +10 x 60’) Darlow Smithson NGCI Cleopatra: Portrait of a Killer (60’ Special) Lion TV Stonehenge: Decoded (1 x 90’) Change Prod. NGCI The Relief of Belsen (1 x 100’) Special Hardy & Sons Channel 4 Observational Documentary The Removal Men - Series 2 (6 x 60’) Tiger Aspect BBC Secret Millionaire (3 x 60’) RDF West Channel 4 Jedward’s Big Adventure (1 x 30’) Initial CBBC Richard Hammond’s Blast Lab (26 x 30’) September Films BBC Reality/Entertainment Dating in the Dark (6 x 60’) Initial LivingTV Plain Jane (8 x 50’) Gogglebox MTV Peter Andre's Bad Boyfriend Club (6 x 60’) RDF ITV2 Food/Cookery/Entertainment Asda: James Martin Recipes (Summer Fruit & Slow Cooked Lamb) (2 x 3’) Blue Marlin Asda online Cookery School (1 x 60’) Daytime Redhouse Channel 4 Chinese Food Made Easy (6 x 30’) Lion BBC Current Affairs Cleveland Captives: What really Happened (1 x 60’ Special) Mentorn Channel 5 Why Did Oscar Pistorius Kill our Daughter? (1 x 60’ Special) Mentorn Channel 5 Panorama ‘ASBOS’ (1 x 60’ Special) BBC Panorama ‘Madeline: The Last Hope’ (1 x 30’ Special) Mentorn BBC .
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