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Shepperton Studios, Studios Road, Shepperton, Middx, TW17 OQD Tel: +44 (0)1932 571044 Website: www.saraputt.co.uk Mali Evans Editor TV Drama THE ENGLISH GAME 42 Management Production for Exec: Rory Aitken 6x60' NETFLIX Exec: Julian Fellowes Prod: Rhonda Smith Prod: Andy Morgan Dir: Brigitta Staermose JERUSALEM 42 Prod: Rhonda Smith Episodes 4, 5 & 6 Dir: Alex Winckler Dir: Dearbhla Walsh BANG Joio TV Prod: Catrin Lewis Defis Episodes 3 & 4 Dir: Ashley Way HINTERLAND/Y GWYLL Fiction Factory Prod: Gethin Scourfield Series II Prod: Ed Talfan Various Episodes HINTERLAND/Y GWYLL Fiction Factory Prod: Gethin Scourfield, Ed Talfan Series I Dir: Marc Evans, Rhys Powys Various Episodes DOORS OPEN Sprout Pictures Prod: Jon Finn TV Movie Dir: Marc Evans 1x120mins SHERLOCK Hartswood Films Prod: Sue Vertue Series I Dir: Euros Lyn 1x90mins Episode 2 - 'The Blind Banker' Winner: Televisual Bulldog Award for Best Editor AR Y TRACS Tidy Productions / Green Bay Media Prod: David Peet TV Movie Dir: Ed Talfan TIPYN O STAD Tonfedd / Eryri Production Prod: Pauline Williams Series I - VII Bafta Nominated Drama Series GWYFYN Fiction Factory Dir: Euros Lyn BAFTA award winning drama DIWRNOD HOLLOL MINDBLOWING HTV Dir: Euros Lyn HEDDIW BAFTA Nominated Drama YR ADUNIAD Boda Productions Dir: Ceri Sherlock TV Movie BAFTA Nomination for Best Editor NOSON YR HELIWR Back to Back Productions Dir: Peter Edwards TV Movie BAFTA winner for Best Editor Page 1 of 2 JERUSALEM 42 Dir: Rhonda Smith Editor Dir: Alex Winckler Episodes 4,5 & 6 Prod: Rhonda Smith Features THAT GOOD NIGHT GSP Studios Prod: Alan Latham, Charles Savage Dir: Eric Styles NADGER Levain Films Prod: Gethin Scourfield Short Film Dir: Catherine Linstrum BAFTA Cymru Winner Best Short Form HUNKY DORY Mulligan and Nesbitt Productions Prod: Jon Finn Dir: Marc Evans LABRATS Prod: Paul Brannigan Dir: Paul Brannigan PATAGONIA Malacara Ltd Prod: Rebekah Gilbertson BAFTA Cymru Award for Best Editor Dir: Marc Evans SCREEN GEMS Channel 4 / Arts Council of Wales Prod: Jane Dauncey 6x3 min dramas for limited theatrical release and C4 Dir: Steve Sullivan including BAFTA winner Best Short Film 'Heap of Trouble' (2001) Documentaries THE HARP Hummingbird Productions Dir: Gethin Scourfield Dir: Phillip King CARTOONISTS ON THE FRONTLINE Fulmar Productions Dir: Colin Thomas Steve Bell REDCOATS AND REBELS Granada Productions Dir: Colin Thomas Drama/Doc Series Dir: Harvey Lilley EXCALIBUR: THE SEARCH FOR ARTHUR Teliesyn / BBC Wales Dir: Colin Thomas Drama/Doc Series Y FFLORDD CALETA BBC Wales Dir: Sian Roderick Winner RTS Award for Best Documentary BLOOD AND BELONGING BBC Wales Dir: Colin Thomas Page 2 of 2.

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Production Notes for Feature Film, “Snow Cake” It’s April 2005 and the snow is melting fast in Wawa there is perceptible panic throughout the cast and crew of Snow Cake when they find out that this location chosen specifically for its customary frigid climate and overabundance of snow – has very little snow to speak of. “The reason we went to Wawa in the first place was to get the snow, says director Marc Evans with a smile. “I was very worried about not getting enough snow. And then Alan Rickman, who plays Alex, said ‘Look, at the end of the day, this film is not about snow. It’s got snow in the title, but it’s about the people who live in this place.’ And I thought, yes, that’s so true. It’s the interaction between the two main characters that forms the thrust of the film. The joy of this film is seeing how the characters interact.” In fact, the lack of snow may have been a blessing in disguise for the film. ‘It appears that this film is being guided by some unseen force in a way,” Rickman says. “We went to Wawa a week later than we were due to. Had we gone there the week before, we would have encountered temperatures that would have been so horrific to work in, so cold, below freezing” Instead, “we had a freak period of 13 days of unbroken sunshine, which on the face of it, with a film called Snow Cake, you might think would be a problem!” But Rickman had always said that the film would find itself and it did in the most beautiful way as the snow thawed around them.
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