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JOHN PARDUE BSC - Director of Photography (UK and USA PASSPORT HOLDER) McKinney Macartney Management Ltd JOHN PARDUE BSC - Director of Photography (UK and USA PASSPORT HOLDER) FOUR KIDS & IT Director: Andy De Emmony. Producer: Julie Baines, Anne Brogan, Jonathan Taylor. Starring: Michael Caine, Bill Nighy. Dan Films / Kindle Entertainment. LUTHER 5 Director: Jamie Payne. Producer: Derek Ritchie. Starring: Idris Elba, Dermot Crowley and Wunmi Mosaku. BBC. THE HUSTLE (Feature Film, 2nd Unit – Mallorca) Director: Chris Addison. Producers: Roger Birnbaum and Rebel Wilson Starring: Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson and David Hayman. Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer FINDING YOUR FEET Director: Richard Loncraine. Producers: Nick Moorcroft, Andrew Berg, Meg Leonard and Richard Wheelan. Starring: Imelda Staunton, Celia Imrie, Timothy Spall, Joanna Lumley and David Hayman. Eclipse Films / Powder Keg Pictures / Catalyst. DIRK GENTLY’S HOLISTIC DETECTIVE AGENCY Director (Pilot episodes 1 & 2): Dean Parisot. Director (Episodes 5 & 6): Tamra Davis. Producers: Max Landis, Robert Cooper, Arvind Ethan David and Kim Todd. Starring: Elijah Wood, Samuel Barnett, Hannah Marks and Richard Schiff. Circle of Confusion / BBC America / Netflix. QUACKS (TV pilot - series commissioned) Director: Andy De Emmony. Producers: James Wood and Justin Davies. Starring: Rupert Everett, Rory Kinnear, Tom Basden, Matthew Baynton Lucky Giant. AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Director: Craig Viveiros. Producers: Abi Bach and Damien Timmer. 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 JOHN PARDUE Contd … 2 Starring: Charles Dance, Toby Stephens, Miranda Richardson and Sam Neill. Mammoth Screen / BBC. STAN LEE’S LUCKY MAN (Season 1, Opening Episodes 1 & 2 tone establisher) Director: Andy De Emmony. Producer: Chris Clough, Executive Producers: Stan Lee and Richard Fell. Starring: James Nesbitt, Jing Lusi and Sienna Guillory. Carnival Productions / Sky 1. GALAVANT (Episode 6 – Dungeons and Dragons Lady) Directors: James Griffiths and Chris Koch. Producers: Chris Koch and Helen Flint. Executive Producer: Dan Fogelman. Starring: Timothy Omundson, Joshua Sasse, Mallory Jansen, Karen David Hugh Bonneville, Ricky Gervais, Rutger Hauer and Vinnie Jones. ABC Studios. DXM (Feature Film) Director: Andrew Goth. Producers: Walter Köhler and Joanne Reay. Starring: Sam Neill, Melia Kreiling, Antonia Campbell-Hughes and Tom Payne. Terra Mater Studios / Warner Bros. THIRD PERSON (Feature Film - Director of Photography, Paris Unit) Director: Paul Haggis. Producers: Michael Nozik, Paul Breuls and Guy Tannahill. Starring: Liam Neeson, Olivia Wilde, Adrien Brody and Mila Kunis. Corsan NV. SEVE (Feature Film) Director: John-Paul Davidson. Producers: Jonathan Evans, Romilly Evans and Stephen Evans. Starring: José Luis Gutiérrez, José Navar, Maria Molins and Alvar Gordejuela. Renaissance Films. Also principal operator. AN ADVENTURE IN SPACE AND TIME (TV Movie) Director: Terry McDonough. Producers: Matt Strevens and Mark Gatiss. Starring: David Bradley, Brian Cox, Lesley Manville, Jessica Raine and Sacha Dhawan. BBC / BBC America. BSC Nomination 2014 – Best Cinematography in a Television Drama BAFTA Nomination 2014 – Best Single Drama ENDEAVOUR (Season 1, Episode 3 - ‘Rocket’) Director: Craig Viveiros. Producers: Dan McCulloch and Damian Timmer. Starring: Shaun Evans, Roger Allam and Anton Lesser. Mammoth Screen. JOHN PARDUE Contd … 3 THE GIRL (TV Movie) Director: Julian Jarrold. Producers: Amanda Jenks, Len Amato , Giny Nugent Starring: Toby Jones, Sienna Miller, Penelope Wilton and Imelda Staunton. HBO / BBC. Also principal operator. EMMY Nomination 2013 – Outstanding Cinematography for A Miniseries or Movie. BAFTA Nomination 2013 – Best Single Drama Broadcast Award 2014 – Best Single Drama CALL ME AL (Pilot) Director: Andy De Emmony. Producer: Andy Harris. Starring: Ben Chaplin and Max Beasley. Left Bank Pictures. THE BLETCHLEY CIRCLE (Original three-part drama, later re-commissioned) Director: Andy De Emmony. Producer: Jake Lushington. Starring: Anna Maxwell Martin, Rachael Stirling, Sophie Rundle and Julie Graham. ITV / World Productions. Also principal operator. RESISTANCE (Feature Film) Director: Amit Gupta. Producer: Richard Holmes. Starring Andrea Riseborough, Tom Wlaschiha and Michael Sheen. Big Rich Films / Momentum. Also principal operator. SPOOKS (Season 10, Episode 6 - Additional Director of Photography) Director: Bharat Nalluri. Producer: Chris Fry. Starring: Peter Firth, Max Brown, Mel Raido, Nicola Walker and Simon Russell Beale. Kudos Film and TV. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TIME TRAVEL (Feature Film) Director: Gareth Carrevick. Producers: Neil Peplow and Justin Smith. Line Producer: Michael Kotz. Starring: Anna Faris, Chris O’Dowd, Dean Lennox-Kelly, and Marc Wootton. BBC Films/HBO USA. Also principal operator. A VERY SOCIAL SECRETARY Director: Jon Jones. Producer: Hal Vogel. Executive Producer: David Aukin. Starring: Bernard Hill, Victoria Hamilton, Robert Lindsay and Alex Jennings. Mentorn TV/Channel 4. Also principal operator. THE BUNKER (Feature Film) JOHN PARDUE Contd … 4 Director: Rob Green. Producer: Daniel Figuero and David Reid. Starring: Jason Flemying, Jack Davenport, Christopher Fairbank, Eddie Marsden and John Carlisle. Millennium Pictures. Also principal operator. Nominated Best Film - Santo Porto, Portugal Nominated Best Film at Raindance Film Festival Closing Film at Toronto Film Festival. THE STEPFATHER (TV Movie) Director: Ashley Pearce. Producers: Joanna Guerritz and Alison Lumb. Starring: Robert Bathurst, Lindsey Coulsen and Philip Glenister. Granada TV. Also principal operator. WHEN I’M 64 (TV Movie) Director: Jon Jones. Producer: Pier Wilkie. Starring: Alun Armstrong, Paul Freeman, Tamzin Outhwaite and Jason Flemyng. BBC. Also principal operator. Winner ‘Prix Europa’ 2005 Best Drama MURDER CITY (Season 1, Opening Episodes 1 & 2) Director: Ashley Pearce. Executive Producer: Andy Harris. Producers: Tony Dennis and Francis Hopkinson. Starring: Amanda Donohue and Chris Marshall. Granada TV. THE DEBT (TV Movie) Director: Jon Jones. Executive Producers: Laura Mackie and Sally Haynes. Producer: Pier Wilkie. Starring: Warren Clarke, Hugo Speer, Lee Williams, Nina Sosanya and Martin Freeman.. BBC. Also principal operator. THE PROFESSIONALS UK Principal Photography on 4 episodes: “First Strike”, “Orbit”, “Glory Days”, “Choice Cuts”. Also main title sequence. Directors: David Wickes, Harley Cokeliss, John Davies and Rob Green. Producer: Paul Tivers. Starring: Edward Woodward. ITV. 2nd Unit Director of Photography / Visual Effects JOHN PARDUE Contd … 5 BRITANNIA (Visual Effects / 2nd Unit) Directors: Robe Harvey (Lola) and Simon Frame (unit post). Producer: Rick McCallum. Starring: David Morrissey and Kelly Reilly. Film United / Amazon Studios. HUMANS (Season 1, Episode 6 - 2nd Unit / Additional DOP) Director: China Moo-Young. Producer: Chris Fry. Starring: Gemma Chan and Colin Morgan. Kudos Film and Television. WHATEVER HAPPENED TO HAROLD SMITH (Feature Film - 2nd Unit & Visual Effects) Director: Peter Hewitt. Producers: David Brown and Ruth Jackson. Starring: Tom Courtenay, Stephen Fry, Lulu, Michael Legge and Laura Fraser. West Eleven Films. BLOW DRY (Feature Film - 2nd Unit) Director: Paddy Breathnach. Producers: Ruth Jackson, Sydney Pollack and Harvey Weinstein. Starring: Alan Rickman, Bill Nighy, Rachel Griffiths, Rachel Lee Cook and Josh Hartnett. West Eleven Films / Intermedia / Miramax. FREEBIRD (Feature Film - 2nd Unit Director of Photography) Director: John Ivay. Producers: David Reid and Adam Bohling. Starring: Phil Daniels, Gary Stretch, Geoff Bell. American World Pictures. COMING HOME (Four hour TV mini series - 2nd Unit) Director: Giles Foster. Producer: David Cunliffe. Starring: Peter O’Toole, Joanna Lumley, Penelope Keith, David McCallum and Prunella Scales. Portman Productions / Telemuenchen. Four hour television mini series. Selected Shorts LUCKY Writer / Director: Avie Luthra. Producer: Anant Singh. Starring: Joy Mwandla and Muthal Naidu. Fine Line / Working Title / Heyday. Shot in Natal. WINNER AND NOMINEE OF 23 INTERNATIONAL AWARDS including: BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY CALIFORNIAN INDIE FILM FESTIVAL 2006 BAFTA Nomination 2006 - Best Short Film LOVE STORY JOHN PARDUE Contd … 6 Writer / Director: Amit Gupta. Producer: Richard Holmes. Starring: Anthony Green, Shelley Conn and Colin Salmon. Totally Entertainment. FEVER IN THE BLOOD Director: Andrew Pulver. Producer: Fiona Caldwell. Writer: Ethan Coen. Screenplay by Andrew Pulver. Starring: Martin McDonald and Kerry Shale. BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY AWARD – KODAK / BAFTA SHORT FILM SHOWCASE Premiered Cannes Film Festival EIGHT Director: Stephen Daldry. Producer: Jon Finn. Writer: Tim Clogue. Starring: Gina McKee, Mark Evon and Jack Langan-Evans. Working Title. Winner of the Jerwood Film Prize 1998 BAFTA Nomination ROUBLES Director: Jon Jones. Producer: Vicky Lowe. Starring Emma Gillespie, Ewan Steward and Karl Johnson. Penny Whistle Productions / Channel Four. DARB A SAAI (Short) AL MASILLA (Short) Director: Peter Webber. Producers: Peter Webber, Ricardo Cavalieress and Richard Wheelan. Executive Producer: Donnie Masters. Series of shorts celebrating the culture of Qatar. A SHORT FILM CALLED Z Director: Graham Fink. Producer: David Barron. Starring: Billy Hill and Yasmine El-Iraki. Contagious Films for Pathe Productions / New Millenium Experience headed by David Puttnam. Theatrical Release with Kenneth Branagh’s “Love’s Labours Lost”. BAFTA Nomination COMPANY Director: Robert Sternberg. Starring: Lindy Whitman. National Film and Television School Graduation Film. NFTS production THE SNOW QUEEN JOHN PARDUE Contd … 7 Director: John Davies. Producers: Paul Tivers and David Wickes. Starring: Vanessa Mae. David Wickes Television. A SHORT FILM ABOUT JOHN BOLTON Writer / Director: Neil Gaiman. Producers: Mathew Vaughn, David Reid and Adam Bohling. Starring: John O’Mahony, Marcus Brigstocke, Carolyn Backhouse and Jonathan Ross. SKA Films. HANDS UP! Director: Jonathan Martin. Producer: Frazer Ashford. Starring: Timothy Spall, Daniela Nardini and Billy Stansbury. Ashford Entertainment. .
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