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Keith Brookshaw Avid and FCP Editor Keith Brookshaw Avid and FCP Editor Profile An editor for over 25 years, Keith entered the film industry as an assistant editor on documentaries and then 1st assistant editor on TV drama and feature films, during which time he also worked as a dubbing editor. Keith’s experience covers a diverse range of documentary and factual programmes - a mix he very much enjoys. His extensive experience has enabled him to deal confidently and efficiently with all aspects of the editors’ role. He remains passionate about his craft, working as part of a team to deliver excellent programmes to the client's brief and expectations within the production's set schedule and budget. Documentary Animal Black Ops – World Media Rights for Animal Planet (1 x 60 min) The series will follow WMR’s Ancient Black Ops and will focus on the perilous world of animal poaching. Animal Fight Night 3 – Arrow Media for Nat Geo (1 x 60 min) This series analyses and dissects the science behind the techniques in the battles between some of the biggest and often surprising fighters in the animal kingdom. Angry Brits: Caught on Camera – Mentorn for Channel 5 (1 x 60 min) One in a series of programs combining UGC footage of extraordinarily angry moments, first hand testimony from perpetrators and victims, and on-screen experts to explain the cause of our extreme anger. The Fantastical World of Hormones – Furnace TV for BBC4 (1 x 60 min) Professor John Wass examines the well-known but little-understood chemicals that govern our bodies and shape who we are. From our weight and appetite to how we grow and reproduce, hormones are a crucial part of what makes us human, even affecting how we behave and feel. Producer: James Sandy Myth Hunters II – World Media Rights for Yesterday / Discovery (3 x 60 min) Looking at the real life quests for some of history’s greatest legends - this series uncovers the truth behind some of the most fabulous, romantic and deranged treasure hunts in modern history. Episodes: The Legend of the Kruger Millions, The Lost Treasure of the Last Shogun, The Search for the Garden of Eden. The World’s Strangest Weather – Pioneer Productions for The Weather Channel (1 x 30 min) Investigating spectacular weather phenomena from around the world using archive, UGC, witness accounts and meteorological experts. The Year Britain Flooded – Pioneer Productions for Channel 4 (1 x 60 min) Fast turnaround documentary for Channel 4 about the weather in 2012 and the serious flooding it caused. UFO Europe: The Untold Story – Pioneer Productions for Nat Geo (1 x 60 min) Series featuring video footage of UFO sightings, radar evidence and eyewitness accounts drawn from around the world. Episode 7. Avid offline editor. Great Crimes and Trials – World Media Rights for Discovery (5 x 30 min) Series telling the stories of major crimes using personal testament with dramatic reconstruction and archive: Bishop - Paedophile serial killer Weaver - Two teenage girls go missing Bar Jonah - The cannibal killer Bergna - Staged a car accident to kill his wife Reiser - Computer geek murders his wife Genome – Furnace TV for BBC 4 (2 x 60 min) In two parts, the 3 billion year journey from the simplest cells to us, using DNA as a guide and then exploring what we have learned in the ten years since the human genome was first sequenced. Future Fight – Darlow Smithson for Discovery (1 x 60 min) One of a series of three, showcasing advances in military hardware and technology that deal with the challenges of asymmetric war. Lost Evidence: The War in Europe - Flashback Television for Discovery (2 x 60 min) A series highlighting the decisive battles fought in Europe during WW2 using aerial Images, CGI, personal testament with reconstructions and archive. Stalingrad and Battle for Berlin. Mud Men, Series 2 – ITV Productions for The History Channel (2 x 60 min) Presenter Johnny Vaughn trowels the foreshore of the river Thames with the official mudlarks searching for artefacts old and new that will take them on a voyage of discovery. Isle of Dogs- Johnny finds a Mauser pistol that takes them to the firing ranges at Bisley. Regents Canal - Old ironworks finds takes them to the industrial midlands. Time Team Special: Dover Castle – Videotext Communications for Channel 4 (1 x 60 min) Documentary following the re-fit of the Interior of Dover Castle to its original 12th century splendour, the story behind its original function and the King who built it. Time Team – Video Tech TV for Channel 4 (6 x 60 min) Archaeology series presented by Tony Robinson and experts. Coberley Villa. A Roman Villa is uncovered following the discovery of a mosaic. Sewardsley Priory. A medieval Nunnery is discovered after a pet burial Colworth Villa A Saxon roundhouse is unearthed during a dig of a 4th century Roman vill Blythburgh Priory. Excavating around the 10th century ruins of the ancient priory. Piercebridge. Investigating the riverbed ruins of 2 roman bridges with thousands of finds. Derwentcote. Uncovering iron and steel works from the 17th and 18th century A Christmas Tudor Banquet - Lion TV for BBC 2 (1 x 60 min) Experts of the period hunt, forage and gather ingredients for a traditional Tudor feast at Haddon Hall where they bring to life the ancient Tudor kitchens to prepare the Banquet Tales of the Living Dead - Brighton TV for National Geographic (1 x 30 min) A1 Chariot Burial’ one in a series of archaeological investigations of recent finds Citizen Power - Channel 4 Schools (8 x 30 min) Series of educational programmes dealing with current and historical issues Weaponology - Flashback Television for Discovery (2 x 60 min) Series following the evolution and development of weapons from earliest conceptions up to the ‘future’ weapons of today. VTOL The story of vertical take off weapons systems Frags, Pineapples and RPGs. First throwing bombs to hand held guided missiles. Smash Lab: High Rise Fire Escape - Darlow Smithson for Discovery (1 x 60 min) Series where a team of U.S. experts develop new ideas from existing technology to create original safety systems. Battlestations - Love Productions for Channel 5 (2 x 45 min) Reversions. Stories behind the development and effect of fighting machine Apache Helicopter Challenger Tank Top Tens: Military Hardware - Flashback TV for Discovery Channel (3 x 60 min) Appraisal of the best military machines from the experts Bombers Fighting Vehicles Fighting Ships Global Warming - ITN for Discovery Channel (1 x 60 min) Documentary showing the devastating effects of global warming on the Islands and coral reefs in the Indian Ocean. Ashes Fever - Mentorn for Channel 4 (1 x 120 min) Celebrity cricket fans and the England and Australian players tell the story of the 2005 Ashes series Neighbours from Hell - Carlton Television (6 x 30 min) 3rd Series Neighbour dispute stories from around the UK Neighbours at War – BBC1 (3 x 30 min) More neighbour disputes. 2nd series. Dance for the Camera – BBC2 (1 x 30 min) Part of a series on contemporary dance Observational Cop Squad – October Films for Sky One (3 x 60 min) Following the Cambridgeshire police as they tackle crime in its many forms from drug busts, burglary and drunken violence to traffic offences. Brit Cops – Zero Tolerance - Steadfast Productions for Virgin 1 (3 x 60 min) Series of observational documentaries filming out on the streets with the police of the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. UK Border Force - Steadfast Productions for Sky 1 (2 x 60 min) Series looking behind the scenes of the UK immigration agency at Heathrow, Calais and Delhi India, and on the streets with the enforcement teams CCTV Cities - Steadfast Productions for Channel 5 (3 x 60 min) Series looking at the role of CCTV in the policing of the UK’s towns and Cities, following the teams in the camera control centres and the police on the street Animal Planet at the Movies - Brighton TV for Animal Planet Discovery (3 x 30 min) Behind the scenes look at animal actors, their trainers and the stars on set during filmmaking The Hawk is Dying – Paul Giamatti learning to act with the birds The Forrest – Working with leopards on a feature film in Thailand The Prey – Wolf hound, a fox and rats on set of a UK horror film Motorway - Films for Carlton Television (4 x 30 min) Observational fly-in-the car films following the lives of the motorway police and motorway user All at Sea - Films for Channel 4 (3 x 30min) The maiden voyage of the cruise liner, Carnival Destiny, watching the dramas of the ships crew and passengers as they unfold. Zoo Story - Films for Discovery Channel (17 x 30 min) Series filmed at London Zoo. Day to day life of the animals and their keepers Growing Up - Films for Carlton Television (2 x 30 min) Children from around the world filmed first as babies and then revisited 4 years later Baby Tales Series 2 - Endemol for Discovery Health (10 x 30 min) Series featuring expectant couples from the last few weeks of pregnancy to birth From Here to Maternity - Discovery Health Channel (15 x 30 min) Current affairs Generation 9/11 - Redback for Channel 4 (1 x 60 min) Documentary. An authored journey with radio 1 DJ Bobby Friction talking to young Asian kids about their sense of identity in post 9/11-7/7 Britain Conspiracies – Iraq - Redback Films for Sky One (1 x 60 min) A documentary presented by Simon Reeve looking into conspiracy theories behind the invasion of Iraq First Edition - Carlton Television (5 x 30 min) Policing at a Price – Election countdown survey Modern Crimes - Exposing new scams on the street and the Internet Organic Myths - Facts and fictions of the organic push Road Works - Exploring the chaos on central London’s roads The Buying Game - Internet versus High Street shopping The Real Story of the Mozambique Floods – Channel 4 (1 x 30 min) Film documenting the build up and aftermath of the floods.
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