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Independent Talent Group Talent Benoit Delhomme AFC Director of Photography http://www.benoitdelhomme.com/ Agents Sue Greenleaves Rachael Taylor 0207 636 6565 Vanessa Jones Commercials Film & TV Assistants: Cara McKenzie Alex Nicholson Credits 2013 THEORY OF EVERYTHING Dir: James Marsh Prods: Tim Bevan, Lisa Bruce, Eric Fellner, Anthony McCarten Working Title Films 2012 A MOST WANTED MAN Dir: Anton Corbijn Prods: Andrea Calderwood, Simon Cornwell, Malte Grunert, Stephen Calderwood, Gail Egan Amusement Park Films, Demarest Films, Film4, The Ink Factory, Potboiler Productions 2011 LAWLESS Dir: John Hillcoat VIEW TRAILER Prods: Michael Benaroya, Megan Ellison, Lucy Fisher, Douglas Wick Blum Hanson Allen Films, Annapurna Productions, Benaroya Pictures, Red Wagon Productions 2010 ONE DAY Dir: Lone Scherfig VIEW TRAILER Prod: Nina Jacobson Color Force, Random House Films 2010 SON OF NO ONE Dir: Dito Montiel Prods: Gary Howsam, Richard Rionda Del Castro Hannibal Pictures, Nu Image Films, Millennium Films 2009 CHATROOM Dir: Hideo Nakata Prods: Laura Hastings-Smith, Alison Owen, Paul Trijbits Ruby Films, Film4, WestEnd Films 2008 SHANGHAI Dir: Mikael Hafstrom Prods:Donna Gigliotti, Mike Medavoy, Barry Mendel, Jake Myers Living Films, Phoenix Pictures, The Weinstein Company 2007 THE BOY IN THE STRIPED Dir: Mark Herman PYJAMAS Prod: David Heyman Heyday Films, Miramax Films INDEPENDENT TALENT GROUP LTD 40 WHITFIELD STREET, LONDON, W1T 2RH TEL: +44 (0)20 7636 6565 FAX: +44 (0)20 7323 0101 EMAIL: INFO@INDEPENDENTTALENT.COM PAGE 1 OF 4 WEBSITE: WWW.INDEPENDENTTALENT.COM 2006 1408 Dir: Mikael Hafstrom Prod: Lorenzo di Bonaventura Dimension Pictures, Di Bonaventura Pictures 2006 WILD SALOME Dir: Al Pacino Prods: Barry Navidi, Robert Fox Salmone Productions, Tripod Entertainment 2005 BREAKING AND ENTERING Dir: Anthony Minghella Prods: Tim Bricknell, Sydney Pollack Miramax Films, Mirage Enterprises 2005 THE PROPOSITION Dir: John Hillcoat Best Cinematography, Film Critics Prods: Chris Brown, Circle of Australia Awards 2005 Chiara Menage, Cat Villiers, Best Cinematography, Australian Jackie O'Sullivan Film Institute Awards 2005 Autonomous, Film Consortium Best Cinematography, Australian Independent Film Awards 2005 2004 THE MERCHANT OF VENICE Dir: Michael Radford Prods: Barry Navidi, Jason Piette, Cary Brokaw, Michael Cowan Spice Factory, Avenue Pictures, Delux Productions 2003 THE RED KNIGHT Dir: Helene Angel Prod: Michel Saint-Jean Diaphana Films 2002 ADOLPHE Dir: Benoit Jacquot Prods: Laurent Petin, Michele Petin ARP Selection, Canal+, France 3 Cinema 2002 L'IDOLE Dir: Samantha Lang Prods: Olivier Delbosc, Marc Missonnier Fidelite Productions, TF1 International 2001 WHAT TIME IS IT OVER THERE?Dir: Tsai Ming-Liang Special Grand Jury Prize, Chicago Prod: Bruno Pesery International Film Festival 2001 Arena Films 2000 PLAY Dir: Anthony Minghella Beckett Short Films Project Prods: Alan Moloney, Michael Colgan, Tim Bricknell Blue Angels Films, FilmFour, Tyrone Productions 2000 SADE Dir: Benoit Jaquot Prod: Patrique Godeau Aliceleo, TF1 Films Productions 1999 MISS JULIE Dir: Mike Figgis Prod: Harriet Cruikshank Moonstone Entertainment, Red Mullet Productions 1999 WITH OR WITHOUT YOU Dir: Michael Winterbottom Prod: Andrew Eaton Revolution Films 1999 THE WINSLOW BOY Dir: David Mamet Prod: Sarah Green Winslow Partners Ltd 1999 THE LOSS OF SEXUAL Dir: Mike Figgis INNOCENCE Prod: Annie Stewart Red Mullet Productions, Summit Entertainment 1997 ARTEMISIA Dir: Agnes Merlet Nomination - Cesar Award for Prod: Patrice Haddad Best Cinematography 1998 Miramax INDEPENDENT TALENT GROUP LTD 40 WHITFIELD STREET, LONDON, W1T 2RH TEL: +44 (0)20 7636 6565 FAX: +44 (0)20 7323 0101 EMAIL: INFO@INDEPENDENTTALENT.COM PAGE 2 OF 4 WEBSITE: WWW.INDEPENDENTTALENT.COM 1996 UN AIR DE FAMILLE Dir: Cedric Klapisch Prod: Charles Gassot Telema 1996 WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY Dir: Cedric Klapisch Prods: Aissa Djabri, Farid Lahouassa, Manuel Munz Vertigo Productions, France 2 Cinema, Canal+ 1995 CYCLO Dir: Anh Hung Tran Golden Lion and FIPRESCI Prize - Prod: Christophe Rossignon Venice Film Festival 1995 Le s Productions Lazennec, CNC, Canal+ 1993 THE SCENT OF GREEN PAPAYA Dir: Anh Hung Tran Best Lighting - Chalon Prod: Christophe Rossignon Festival 1994 Les Productions Lazennec Camera d'or Award - Cannes Film Festival 1993 Academy Award nomination - Best Foreign Film 1994 COMMERCIAL CREDITS INCLUDE: CHANEL 'Gossip' Santiago & Mauricio Premiere Heure L'OFFICIAL Michelangelo Di Battista Management Artists Magazine EE Jeff Labbe Sonny London DULUX Christian & Patrick Park Pictures ITALIAN VOGUE Michelangelo Di Battista Management Artists BLUMARINE Michelangelo Di Battista Management Artists CHANEL "Le Blanc" Solve Sundsbo Psycho LOLITA LEMPICKA Dusan & Hilde Reljin Premiere Heure CHANEL No. 5 Solve Sundsbo Psycho TOD's Michelangelo Di Battista Management Artists CHANEL "Lift" Thomas Legrand Psycho Tim Richardson / Michelangelo Di KIKO Collateral Films Battista CARTIER Sean Ellis Premiere Heure BASF Joachim Reveman Radical Media PIMMS Glue Society (Gary Freedman) Independent Films LINDEX Cyril Guyot HomeCorp. DUREX Augustin Alberdi Stink DIOR Patrick Demarchelier North Six CHANEL Solve Sundsbo Psycho CAPRI SUN Neo Stink AUDI Jeff Labbe Sonny London LANCOME Warren & Nick Stink NATIONAL John Hillcoat Stink LOTTERY DEICHMANN SHOES Michael Haussman Radical Media Feat. Halle Berry SPECIAL K Jordan Scott RSA AGENT Jordan Scott RSA PROVOCATEUR H&R BLOCK John Hillcoat Skunk Partners LINCOLN Michael Haussman HSI Productions FINANCIAL KASABIAN "Rewired" Tom Carty Gorgeous M&S Jordan Scott RSA AUDI Danta Ariola MJZ BNP Gerome Riviere Pixies DODGE Stacy Wall Imperial Woodpecker CK Fabien Baron A White Label Product RECLAST Michael Apted Independent Media PLAY.COM Tom Carty Gorgeous PERSIL Tony Barry Academy JOHNNIE WALKER Baillie Walsh Home Corp ORANGINA Tom Carty Gorgeous CUERVO Tom Carty Gorgeous HEINEKEN David Shane MJZ MONSTER Nicolai Fuglsig MJZ Slots "Money" HUGO BOSS Sean Ellis Psycho HSBC Peter Thwaites Gorgeous GIVENCHY Mike Figgis Psycho RATP Dante Ariola Les Telecreateurs MOTOROLA Nicolai Fuglsig MJZ ANTI DRUGS Tom Carty Gorgeous NICK CAVE Promo John Hillcoat Factory Films "Grinderman" INDEPENDENT TALENT GROUP LTD 40 WHITFIELD STREET, LONDON, W1T 2RH TEL: +44 (0)20 7636 6565 FAX: +44 (0)20 7323 0101 EMAIL: INFO@INDEPENDENTTALENT.COM PAGE 3 OF 4 WEBSITE: WWW.INDEPENDENTTALENT.COM LEVIS "News Story" Frank Budgen Gorgeous BTACA Award for Best Camera Operator 2007 LEVIS "Straight Tom Carty Gorgeous Walking" *Co-represented by Skouras - Los Angeles. INDEPENDENT TALENT GROUP LTD 40 WHITFIELD STREET, LONDON, W1T 2RH TEL: +44 (0)20 7636 6565 FAX: +44 (0)20 7323 0101 EMAIL: INFO@INDEPENDENTTALENT.COM PAGE 4 OF 4 WEBSITE: WWW.INDEPENDENTTALENT.COM.
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