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IAIN HARKNESS Post Production Editor [email protected] Profile Iain joined the BBC in 1979 as a trainee engineer, but became interested in video tape editing and was appointed video tape editor in 1984. Iain started in the BBC with Quad, C format, U-matic, Betacam sp, digi beta tape and HD formats. He also works with Avid, Baselight Colour Grading and Edit, box since they were introduced at BBC Scotland Recent Grading and Online Work y BBC Scotland Promotions y Care Home Kids y Levi Roots y Waves y One Show Inserts y Artworks – South by Southwest y History of Scotland y Planet Pluto y Orson Welles y Hudson Bay Boys y Celtic Connections y The Last Explorers y The Culture Show y Afterlife y River City y Row to the Pole y The Secret Life of Farmyard Animals y Naked Britain y Equations y Wild About Pandas y The Glasgow Boys y Hearts vs. Minds – What Makes Us Human y The Review Show y Carbon Black y Imagine – Various Progs y Peat’s Scotland y Scotland’s Landscapes y Look At Life y The Royal Edinburgh Tattoo – full edit and online y Artworks – The Big Noise y Autopsy y The Vikings in Scotland y Addicted to Pleasure Previous Work COMEDY Previous Work COMEDY y Scotch ‘N’ Wry y Naked Video y A Kick Up The Eighties y Francie & Josie MUSIC y Ashkenazy’s Return To Moscow - (Editing on site in y Choir Of The Year Moscow) y Nicky Campbell - Scottish Chart Show y Music In Camera y Transatlantic Sessions y Candide - (Opera) y Celtic Connections y James MacMillan Documentary y FSD y Eddie Reader Documentary y Eddie Reader Documentary y Louden & Co (Music from the Old Fruit Market) y Nicky Campbell - Scottish Chart Show y Soundbites ARTS y Edinburgh Nights (1989-1998) Tape and Avid y The Clothes Show from Scotland y Insiders y The Clothes Show Live Advert for The Cinema y Ex-S y The Culture Show y The Late Show GAELIC PROGRAMMES y Dè a nis? (RTS nomination for editing) y Dotaman y Baile Mhuilinn y Na Daoine Beaga y Eorpa y Ioma Rud NEWS AND POLITICS y News inserts y Newsnight Scotland y Party Conferences y The Politics Show y Frontline Scotland SPORT y Sportscene y Dog Racing, Golf, Rallying, Grandstand y Titles y Commonwealth Games y OB’s, SLOMOS y Olympic Games y Football, Rugby, Shinty, Ice Hockey, y Open Golf y OB’s, SLOMOS y Olympic Games y Football, Rugby, Shinty, Ice Hockey, y Open Golf FEATURES & OTHERS y Insiders y General Assembly y Edinburgh Tattoo y Words With Wark y Megamag y The Kirsty Wark Show (editing onsite New York) y Activ8 y Against All Odds y Adverts for the Scottish Ballet y Live and Kicking y Fully Booked y Live Floor Show y Daily Record Adverts (Editbox) y Grading River City y Cardiac Arrest Title Sequence y Saturday Show y Salut Serge - (Early Computer generated characters - y Balamory “Vactors”, layered on 3D computer backgrounds) y Get 100 y BBC Scotland Presentation Promos y Air Medics y Feeling Good y Fully Booked Additional Information Iain is a part time session musician on bass guitar, he currently plays with 17 piece big band. He also has a music teacher’s diploma on the accordion - A.B.C.A (T.D), along with perfect pitch, a great beneﬁt for editing music programmes. .

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