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CLAIRE BERRY Freelance Offline Editor Phone: (07714) 627 526 – E-Mail: [email protected] I am an organised and creative editor with a strong passion for story telling. I enjoy collaborating with producers and directors to produce fun, entertaining, thought-provoking and moving programmes that take viewers on a journey. I am extremely motivated with a hard working ethic and a dedication to any project I undertake. I am proficient using Avid, Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere. I have worked across a range of genres including Natural History, Children’s TV, presenter-led adventure, observational documentary and cookery and I’m always keen to diversify my experience by working on a varied range of output. Offline Editor Programme Credits WILDEST EUROPE (WILD WATERS / FORESTS & WOODLANDS) (2 x 1hr) Natural history programmes discovering the wildlife and habitats that span the European continent. Off The Fence for Discovery / Series Producer: Colin Collis / Executive Producer: Alison Bean WILDEST INDONESIA (VOLCANOES / DRAGONS) (2 x 1hr) Natural history programmes about the remote and extreme lands of Indonesia and the animals that live there. Off The Fence for Discovery / Series Producer: Colin Collis / Executive Producer: Alison Bean STRANGE WORLDS: SPOOKLIGHTS (1 x 1 hr) Alex Hannaford travels the globe, investigating claims of the strangest phenomena of our times, while searching for an explanation. Off The Fence for Tern / Producer: Hannah Gibson / Series Producer: Ceri Rowlands / Executive Producer: Alison Bean JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF YOUR PLATE Series following the journeys made by Britain’s best-loved foods; from field, farm, harbour and river to supermarket shelves, dinner tables, shops, restaurants and a few very surprising destinations Keo Films for Channel 4 / Series Producer: Michelle Crowley / Executive Producer: Matt Cole WILD INDIA (WESTERN GHATS / THAR DESERT) (2 x 1 hr) Natural history programmes exploring what makes these areas unique & how the extreme climate impacts the life forms there. Off The Fence for National Geographic / Producers: Hannah Gibson & Valeria Fabbri Kennedy / Executive Producer: Alison Bean WILD ISLANDS (VANCOUVER / CARIBBEAN) (2 x 1hr) Natural history programmes exploring the unique lands and animals that survive in these beautiful yet harsh environments. Off The Fence for National Geographic / Producers: Hannah Gibson & Valeria Fabbri Kennedy / Executive Producer: Alison Bean EXTRAORDINARY HUMANS (3 x 1 hr) Thom Hunt scours the globe to find people with real life extraordinary skills and powers and puts them to the test. Off The Fence for Tern / Producer: Hannah Gibson / Series Producer: Andrew Zikking / Executive Producer: Alison Bean CROWD CONTROL Behaviour expert Daniel Pink uses undercover science to examine and test human behaviour. Tigress Productions for Nat Geo / Producer: Jodie Wilcox / Series Producer: Scott Tankard / Executive Producer: Dick Colthurst ALASKA: EARTHS FROZEN KINGDOM (Making Of & Additional editing for Spring & Summer) Alaskans, both animal & human, battle the elements & reap the benefits of nature's seasonal gold rush. BBC for BBC Two / Producers: Alex Lanchester & Jane Atkins / Series Producer: Mary Summerill / Exec Producer: James Honeybourne COUNTRYFILE John Craven and Anita Rani are in Herefordshire exploring the county's burgeoning foodie culture. BBC Bristol for BBC Two / Producer: Polly Billam / Series Producer: Joanna Brame / Executive Producer: William Lyons WONDERS OF THE MONSOON – EP 1 MAKING OF The story behind the capturing of the pre-monsoon storms across the outback of Australia BBC NHU for BBC One / Producer: Paul Williams / Series Producer: Paul Bradshaw / Executive Producer: James Honeybourne THE SECRET LIFE OF BABIES (REVERSION for BBC WW) (1 x 60) This beautifully shot, heart-warming and scientifically revealing film, brings you babies, as you’ve never seen them before. OSF for ITV / Producer: Barny Revill / Executive Producer: Alice Keens-Soper THE TOWN THAT LOVES BOOKS (1 x 60) Martha Kearney presents BBC Four's coverage of the most important moments from The 2014 Hay Festival BBC Arts for BBC Four / Producer: Lucie Donahue / Executive Producer: David Okuefuna SPRINGWATCH (2 x 5) Natural history insert films for this Spring’s coverage charting the fortunes of the Hawfinch and the Sand Martin BBC Bristol for BBC Two / Producer: Hannah Hoare / Series Producer: James Smith / Executive Producer: Tim Scoones FROZEN PLANET – ON THIN ICE (Simex Reverson) (1 x 15) Natural history series exploring the world’s most valuable natural ecosystems & their invisible contributions to our world. BBC Earth for Simex / Producer: John Capener / Series Producer: Charlotte Jones FOOD & DRINK (Series 2) (3 x 60) Michel Roux Jnr returns with guest chefs, highlighting British foods, as well as current trends, nostalgic classics and recipes from around the world. BBC Bristol for BBC Two / Edit Producer: Dan Slee / Series Producer: Hannah Corneck JAMES MARTINS’ FOOD MAP OF BRITAIN (2 x 60) James Martin takes to the skies, exploring how the beautiful & unique landscape of the British Isles produces distinct & delicious regional ingredients. BBC Bristol for BBC Two / Edit Producer: Rebecca Hanmer / Series Producer: Karen Plumb ANIMAL AIRPORT (Series 2) (4 x 60) Animal Airport follows staff at Heathrow's Animal Reception Centre, handling shipments of animals in every shape & size, from all over the world. Icon Films for Animal Planet / Producer: Tamsin Morris / Series Producer: Nicholas Head POWER OF NATURE (5 x 5) Natural history series exploring the world’s most valuable natural ecosystems & their invisible contributions to our world. BBC Earth for BBC World News / Producer: Karen Partridge / Series Producer: Charlotte Jones FOOD AND DRINK (Series 1) Michel Roux Jnr hosts a series that highlights British foods as well as current trends, nostalgic classics & recipes from around the world. BBC Bristol / Series Producer: Hannah Corneck FAST, FRESH & EASY (6 x 30) Cookery series hosted by Lorraine Pascale to show that good nutritious food can be made quickly, from fresh ingredients and without difficulty. BBC Bristol / Producer: Ceri Turnbull / Series Producer Amy Joyce WANTED DOWN UNDER (Series 7) (4 x 45) Daytime series where British families are given a taste of life in Australia ahead of possible migration BBC Bristol / Producer: Louise Heren / Series Producer Kate Betham TARSIER TOWERS (5 x 30) Wildlife animal drama series, following two families of Tarsiers in Indonesia, giving a unique insight into the rare and illusive creature. Artists In Motion for Five & BBC International / Series Producer: Chris Barker VIKING WILDERNESS: FURIOUS LIFE (1 x 50) Blue chip natural history programme, looking at the uniquely adapted wildlife of Scandinavia and their battles to survive. Parthenon Entertainment Ltd for National Geographic and Animal Planet / Producer: Simon Williams / Executive Producer: Amanda Theunissen NOTHING TO DECLARE UK (8 x 30) Ob-doc series on patrol with the UK Border Agency Dog Squads in Airports, sniffing out smugglers, & dealing with Angry passengers. Favourite Films for Network 9 and UK Living / Producer: Richard Nicholls / Series Producer: Andrew Zikking THE ONE SHOW Several x 5 mins. 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Parthenon Entertainment for France 5 & Animal Planet UK / Series Producer: Karen Partridge LITTLE BIG CAT (5 x 10) Children’s series following the stories of the little big cats in the Masai Mara BBC NHU for CBeebies / Series Producer: Colin Jackson DEAL OR NO DEAL (2 x 45) Contestant based entertainment show hosted by Noel Edmonds Cheetah Television West for Channel 4 / Series Producer: Zoë Tait THE PARANORMAL 5 (8 x 30) A team of 5 investigators uncover paranormal activity across the region in this series. Serendipity Picture Company for ITV West / Producers: Tony Yeadon & Polly Lloyd WILD CHINA: The Making Of (1 x 30) Behind the scenes footage and interviews about the making of the series. BBC NHU for BBC DVD Release / Series Producer: Phil Chapman, Producer: Charlotte Scott SMALL TALK DIARIES (4 x 15) Insects inform us from their perspective all about the world they live in. Ammonite Ltd for CBBC / Series Producer: Martin Dohrn, Producer: Charlotte Crosse SKYWALKERS (1 x 30) Documentary following the auditions, recruitment, training and 1st flights of the new Wing-walkers of Rendcombe. Serendipity Picture Company for ITV West / Producers: Tony Yeadon & Martin Cook GANGES: The Making Of & DVD Extras 10 x short films. Behind the scenes action from the filming trips in India, plus previously unseen footage. BBC NHU for BBC DVD Release / Series Producer: Ian Gray,
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