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Re-Recording Mixer WARNER BROS. DE LANE LEA Chris Burdon - Re-Recording Mixer Oscar and Bafta Nominated for Captain Phillips CAS nominated for Wonder Woman AMPS nominated for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri CAS nominated for Captain Phillips BAFTA nominated for Walking With Beasts Film Date Title Director 2020 Tom & Jerry Tim Story Re-recording Mixer 2020 Top Gun: Maverick Joseph Kosinski Re-recording Mixer 2020 Enola Holmes Harry Bradbeer Re-recording Mixer 2020 Wonder Woman 1984 Patty Jenkins Additional Re-recording Mixer 2019 Last Christmas Paul Feig Re-recording Mixer 2019 The Rhythm Section Reed Morano Re-recording Mixer 2019 Shaun The Sheep: Farmageddon Will Becher, Richard Phelan Re-recording Mixer 2018 Outlaw King David Mackenzie Re-recording Mixer 2018 Mission Impossible: Fallout Chris McQuarrie Additional Re-recording Mixer 2018 22 July Paul Greengrass Re-recording Mixer 2018 The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society Mike Newell Re-recording Mixer 2018 Early Man Nick Park Re-recording Mixer 2018 The Commuter Jaume Collet-Serra Re-recording Mixer 2017 Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri Martin McDonagh Re-recording Mixer 2017 Wonder Woman Patty Jenkins Re-recording Mixer 2017 The Current War Alfonso Gomez-Rejon Re-recording Mixer 2017 King Arthur: The Legend of the Sword Guy Ritchie Re-recording Mixer 2016 A United Kingdom Amma Asante Re-recording Mixer 2016 Jason Bourne Paul Greengrass Re-recording Mixer 2016 The Nice Guys Shane Black Re-recording Mixer 2016 Eddie The Eagle Dexter Fletcher Re-recording Mixer 2015 Pan Joe Wright Re-recording Mixer 2014 In The Heart Of The Sea Ron Howard Re-recording Mixer 2014 The Gunman Pierre Morel Re-recording Mixer 2014 Kingsman: Secret Service Matthew Vaughn Additional Re-recording Mixer 2014 The Man From UNCLE Guy Ritchie Re-recording Mixer 2014 Hercules Brett Ratner Re-recording Mixer 2014 Edge Of Tomorrow Doug Liman Re-recording Mixer 2014 Before I Go To Sleep Rowan Joffe Re-recording Mixer 2013 Captain Phillips Paul Greengrass Re-recording Mixer 2013 The Counselor Ridley Scott Re-recording Mixer 2013 Philomena Stephen Frears Re-recording Mixer 2013 Kick Ass 2 Jeff Wadlow Re-recording Mixer 2012 Seven Psychopaths Martin McDonagh Re-recording Mixer 2012 Anna Karenina Joe Wright Re-recording Mixer 2012 Hyde Park On Hudson Roger Michell Re-recording Mixer 2012 The Cold Light of Day Mabrouk El Mechri Re-recording Mixer 2012 Contraband Baltasar Kormákur Re-recording Mixer 2011 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows Guy Ritchie Re-recording Mixer 2011 X-Men: First Class Matthew Vaughan Re-recording Mixer 2011 Paul Greg Mottola Re-recording Mixer 2011 Gnomeo & Juliet Kelly Ashbury Re-recording Mixer 2010 Scott Pilgrim v. the World Edgar Wright Re-recording Mixer 2010 Kick Ass Matthew Vaughan Re-recording Mixer 2009 Planet 51 Jorge Blanco Re-recording Mixer 2009 Creation Jon Amiel Re-recording Mixer 2009 Dust Max Jacoby Re-recording Mixer 2009 The Descent II Jon Harris Re-recording Mixer 2008/9 The Boat That Rocked Temps Richard Curtis Re-recording Mixer 2008 Nutcracker Andrei Konchalovsky Re-recording Mixer 2008 Incendiary Sharon Maguire Re-recording Mixer 2007 The Edge Of Love John Maybury Re-recording Mixer 2007 10,000bc Roland Emmerich Re-recording Mixer 2007 Grow Your Own Richard Laxton Re-recording Mixer 2007 Stardust Matthew Vaughn Re-recording Mixer 2006 Treasure Island Alain Berberian Re-recording Mixer 2006 Children Of Men Alfonso Cuaron Re-recording Mixer 2006 United '93 Paul Greengrass Re-recording Mixer 2005 Harry Potter and The Goblet Of Fire Mike Newell Re-recording Mixer 2005 Corpse Bride Tim Burton Re-recording Mixer 2005 Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Tim Burton Re-recording Mixer 2005 Stoned Stephen Woolley Re-recording Mixer 2004 King Arthur Antoine Fuqua Re-recording Mixer 2004 Vera Drake Mike Leigh Re-recording Mixer 2004 Layer Cake Matthew Vaughn Re-recording Mixer 2004 Harry Potter & the Prisoner of Azkaban Alfonso Cuaron Re-recording Mixer 2003 Ned Kelly Gregor Jordan Assistant Mixer 2002 Bollywood Queen Jeremy Wooding Re-recording Mixer 2002 Swept Away Guy Ritchie Re-recording Mixer 2001 Three Guesses Richard Burridge Re-recording Mixer 2001 Revelation Stuart Urban Re-recording Mixer 1999 Animal Farm John Stephenson Re-recording Mixer 1999 Last September Deborah Warner Re-recording Mixer 1999 Ideal Husband Oliver Parker Re-recording Mixer Television Date Title Director Format 2008 Kiss of Death 1 x 90min Drama 2006 Fanny Craddock Coky Giedroyc 1 x 90min Drama 2006 Viva Blackpool Catherine Morshead 1 x 90min Drama 2005 Wild At Heart David Evans 3 x 60min Episodes 2005 Elizabeth 'The Virgin Queen' Coky Giedroyc 2 x 90 min Drama 2005 All About George Euros Lyn/ Jeremy Webb 6 x 60 min Episodes 2005 Footprints In The Snow Richard Spence 1 x 90 min Drama 2005 Fingersmith Aisling Walsh 2004 Murder City 2 Richard Spence 2004 Blackpool Coky Giedroyc 6 x episodes 2004 Tell Me Lies Suzanna White 2004 Murder Squad Ashley Pearce 2003 Koala Brothers David Johnson Animation 52 Parts 2002 Redcap Martin Hutchings 2 x 90 min Drama 2002 Tipping The Velvet Geoffrey Sax 3 part Period Drama 2002 The Secret Alrick Riley 2 Part Drama Serial 2001 Jonathan Creek Sandy Johnson 110min xmas special 2001 Redcap 90 min Drama 2001 Swallow Adrian Shergold Drama in 3 parts 2001 Walking With Beasts Jasper James Documentary 6 x 30 2001 Space Jeremy Turner Documentary 6 x 30 2001 Green Eyed Monster Jane Prowse Drama 2001 The Messiah Diarmud Drama in 2 parts 2001 Starstreet Willy Smax Children's Drama in 13 parts 2000 Science of Big Al Kate Burkett Documentary 2000 Ballad of Big Al - Walking With Tim Haines Documentary 2000 Dinosaurs Christmas Special 2000 Without Motive Drama in 6 parts 2000 Buried Treasure Adrian Shergold Drama 2000 My Fragile Heart Drama in 2 parts 2000 Master Blasters Documentary 2000 Glasgow Kiss Drama in 6 parts 2000 Fish Maurice Phillips/ Drama in 6 parts 1999 The Vice Various Drama in 8 parts 1999 Last Christmas Adrian Shergold Drama 1999 The Greatest Store In The World Jane Prowse Drama 1999 Big Bad World Various Drama in 6 parts 1999 The League of Gentlemen Steve Bendelack Comedy 1998 Berkeley Square Various Drama in 10 parts 1998 In the Red Marcus Mortimer Drama in 3 parts 1998 Casualty Series XIII Various Drama 1998 Hetty Wainthrop Investigates Various Drama in 6 parts 1998 The Human Body Various Science Documentary in 8 parts 1998 QED Various Science Documentary 1998 Earth Story Various Science Documentary 1998 Airport Series 3 Various Documentary 1998 Doctors Orders Documentary 1997 Decisive Weapons Various Documentary 1998 Arena Various Music & Arts 1998 Omnibus Various Music & Arts 1997 Hetty Wainthrop Investigates Various Drama in 9 parts 1997 Holiday Features 1997 Tomorrows World Features Other Date Title Director Details 2005 King Kong Peter Jackson Foreign Version 2003 Tombraider II Jan De Bont Foreign Version 2003 Mona Lisa Smile Mike Newell Temp Mix 2003 Hulk Ang Lee Foreign Versions 2003 Wondrous 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