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Warner Bros. De Lane Lea Gareth Parry - Online Editor WARNER BROS. DE LANE LEA GARETH PARRY - ONLINE EDITOR Television Date Title Director 2018 Collateral S. J. Clarkson BBC 2018 Silent Witness Colin Teague BBC 2016-2017 The Crown Various Leftbank/Netflix 2015-2017 No Offence Various Abbott Vision 2016 The Living And The Dead Alice Troughton BBC 2016 Marcella Charles Martin Buccaneer Media 2015 Fungus The Bogeyman Catherine Morsehead Imaginarium Productions 2015 From Darkness Dominic Leclerc BBC 2013-2015 Strike Back Various Leftbank 2013-2015 Yonderland Various Working Title Television 2015 Killing Jesus Christopher Menual National Geographic 2015 Call The Midwife Darcia Martin Neal Street Productions 2014 Halo: Nightfall Various Bounder & Cad 2014 Glue Daniel Nettheim E4 2011 Christopher And His Kind Geofrey Sax Mammoth Screen 2007 Pumpkinhead: Blood Feud Mike Hurst Sony 2006 Pumpkinhead: Ashes To Ashes Jake West Sony Film Date Title Director 2018 Mary Queen Of Scots Joise Rourke Focus Features 2018 The Mercy James Marsh Blueprint Pictures 2018 Widows Steve McQueen Regency Enterprises 2018 Bohemian Rhapsody Bryan Singer GK Films 2018 Johnny English Strikes Again David Kerr Universal Pictures 2018 Adrift Baltasar Kormákur STX Entertainment 2018 7 Days In Entebbe José Padilha Participant Media 2018 Mute Duncan Jones Netflix 2018 All The Money In The World Ridley Scott Imperative Entertainment 2017 Baby Driver Edgar Wright TriStar Pictures 2017 Treasures From The Wreck Of The Unbelivable Sam Hobkinson Science 2016 Tommy's Honour Jason Connery Gutta Percher Productions 2016 A Street Cat Named Bob Roger Spottiswoode Cleopatra Entertainment 2016 Keep Quiet Sam Blair, Joe Martin AJH Films 2016 Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-Qiang Kevin Macdonald Explosion Art 2015 My Scientology Movie John Dower BBC Films 2015 The Man Who Knew Infinity Matt Brown IFC Films 2015 Brooklyn John Crowley Fox Searchlight 2015 Victor Frankenstein Paul McGuigan Twentieth Century Fox 2015 Listen to Me Marlon Stevan Riley Picturehouse Entertainment 2015 Hadwin's Judgement Sasha Snow GathrFilms 2015 Down to Earth Renata Heinen Down to Earth Collective 2014 The Silent Storm Corinna McFarlane Neon Films 2014 The Last Man on the Moon Mark Craig Gravitas Ventures 2014 Montana Mo Ali Atmoic Arts 2014 Robot Overlords Jon Wright Pinewood Studios 2014 Ex-Machina Alex Garland Universal Pictures 2014 Jimmy's Hall Ken Loach Sixteen Films 2014 Pulp: A Film About Life, Death and Supermarkets Florian Habicht British Film Company 2014 Virunga Orlando von Einsiedel Netflix 2014 Pride Matthew Warchus Pathe 2014 God Help The Girl Stuart Murdoch Barry Mendel Productions 2014 71 Yann Demange Warp Films 2014 The Two Faces Of January Hossein Amini Magnolia Pictures 2014 Stop at Nothing: The Lance Armstrong Story Alex Holmes ABC Commercial 2014 Cuban Fury James Griffiths Big Talk 2013 Last Passenger Omid Nooshin NDF International 2013 Belle Amma Asante DJ Films 2013 The Selfish Giant Clio Barnard British Film Institute 2013 The Invisible Woman Ralph Fiennes BBC Films 2013 Kick-Ass 2 Jeff Wadlow Universal Pictures 2013 All Things To All Men George Isaac Cipher Films 2013 Welcome To The Punch Eran Creevey Worldview Entertainment 2013 I Give It A Year Dan Mazer StudioCanal 2013 In Fear Jeremy Lovering Big Talk 2012 McCullin David Morris British Film Company 2012 Shadows Of Liberty Jean-Philippe Tremblay Docfactory 2012 Cockneys Vs Zombies Matthias Hoene Shout Factory 2012 Comedown Menaj Huda Sertonin Films 2012 Shell Scott Graham British Film Institute 2012 Quartet Dustin Hoffman TWC 2012 Keith Lemon: The Film Paul Angunawela Generator Entertainment 2012 Jump Kieron J. Walsh Blinder Films 2011 Stand Off Terry George Generator Entertainment 2009 Bunny and the Bull Paul King Warp Films 2009 Boogie Woogie Duncan Ward The Works 2009 Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre Júlíus Kemp The Icelandic Film Company 2009 The End Of The Line Rupert Murray Arcane Pictures 2009 And The Beat Goes On Steve Jaggi Sepia Films 2007 Dangerous Parking Peter Howitt Corniche Pictures 2007 The Man Who Shot Chinatown: The Life and Work of John A. Alonzo Alex Schill Molinare Pictures.
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