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Jonathan Partridge. Director of Photography 020 8747 1203 | [email protected] | www.chapterspeople.co.uk JONATHAN PARTRIDGE. DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY DATE PRODUCTION PRODUCTION COMPANY DIRECTOR 2018 This Is Football October Films Philip Smith Celebration of the beautiful game 2018 Dangerous Desires BBC Teresa Griffiths The life of Egon Schiele BCC2 Drama doc 2018 Sylvia Plath: Inside the Bell Jar BBC Teresa Griffiths BBC2 Drama doc 2018 Charles at 70 Crux Productions John Bridcut Profile of the future King in his 70th year. To be broadcast November 2018 2017 Portrait of Dame Janet Baker Crux Productions John Bridcut BBC4 2017 Biopic of George Michael ITV Susannah Ward 2017 Jonas Kaufmann: A Tenor for the Ages Crux Productions John Bridcut BBC2 90 min Profile of most famous tenor in the world 2016 Madness of King George Crux Productions John Bridcut Profile of the mad King BBC2 with presenter Robert Hardman 2016 The Betrayed Girls Sandpaper Films Henry Singer Story of Rochdale grooming gang and their victims BBC2 90min 2016 Queen at 90 Crux Productions John Bridcut 90min BCC1 Profile of the Queen in her 90th year 2015 Born To Be King Crux Productions John Bridcut Profile of HRH Prince Charles 2015 Without Prejudice Sony Music Entertainment Philip Smith Profile of George Michael’s Album 25 Years On 2015 Them And Us BBC2 / Crux Productions John Bridcut In the run up to the referendum. Nick Robinson examines our relationship with Europe. 2015 Boots commercial Pulse Film - 2014 Colin Davis In His Own Words BBC2 / Crux Productions John Bridcut A Celebration Of The Life Of Conductor Colin Davis 60 Min Sony Pdw F800 Pro35 Adapter, Zeiss Superspeeds Winner 2014 Grierson Award Best Arts Documentary 2014 History Of The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Phoenix Televison China/Hong Kong Teresa Griffiths 90 Minutes - Sony Pmw F55 Zeiss Zooms/ Eos Films/Ronachan Films Cp2 Superspeeds 2014 Vodaphone Firsts (Corporate) Firecracker Films Nick Read Ben Mcbean Afghan Veteran Paraplegic Runs 30km Through London In The Shape Of A Poppy Chapters People Ltd. Registered England & Wales. Company: 7003175. Registered Address: 9 Devonshire Mews, London, W4 2HA 020 8747 1203 | [email protected] | www.chapterspeople.co.uk Sony Pmw F55 Zeiss Zooms 2014 Malala Documentary Partners, Los Angeles, Davis Guggenheim Cinema Documentary Filmed With Malala In The Year California. After She Was Shot By Taliban In Pakistan 100 Mins - Sony F55 4k Fujinon Cabrio Lenses, 19-90mm And 75-300mm. 2013 Who Killed Baby P BBC2 / Sandpaper Films Henry Singer Back Story To Baby P Tragedy Examing The Role Of The Media, The Police, Great Ormond Street And Haringay Council. 90 Min - Sony Pdw F800/Sony Pmw F55 Fujinon Cabrio 85-300 2013 Inside The Vatican WGBH Boston US PBS / C4 UK / Antony Thomas Quicksilver Media Oxford Forensic Examination Of The Vatican’s Role In The Child Abuse Scandal And The Damage Done In The Attempts To Cover Things Up 120 Min - Wgbh Boston Us 2012 The Damnation Of Darwin HBO USA / Rare Day UK Antony Thomas Darwin And The Young Earth Creationists Drama Doc 75 Min - C300 Pl With Ultra Primes 2012 Great Houses With Julian Fellowes ITV / Chocolate Media Louise Wardle The Story Of Burghley House 60 Min - Sony Pdw F800 Xdcam 2012 Late Britten Crux Productions For BBC2 John Bridcut In The Centenary Of Benjamin Britten’s Birth A Look At The Last 10 Years Of His Life And Music 120 Min Performance Documentary PDW F800 XDCAM / Super 8mm / Canon 5D MK2 2012 I Took My Baby’s Life ITV / Minnow Films Henry Singer Documentary About A Caring Mother Who Killed Her Son During A Psychotic Episode 60 Min - PDW F800 With Pro 35 And Super Speeds 2011 A Poem Of Life And Love Crux Productions For BBC2 John Bridcut Celebration Of The Life Of Frederick Delius 90 Min - HDCAM Sony F900r Pro35 Adapter Zeiss Super Speeds 2011 Remembering Aaron BBC 1 / BBC Northern Ireland Henry Singer The Death Of An Irish Soldier In Afghanistan 90 Min - HDCAM Sony F900R Pro35 Adapter Zeiss Superspeeds 2011 From The Sky Down Davis Guggenheim The Making Of U2's Album Achtung Baby 120 Min Feature Documentary Panasonic Varicam Uk Interviews With Flood And Brian Eno 2011 Wooton Bassett BBC Bristol Henry Singer Profile Of Town That Welcomes Back Dead Soldiers HDCAM HDW750P 2011 The First Seventeen Days BBC 2 / MSNBC / Ronachan Films Angus Mcqueen Story Of The First Days In Chilean Miners Disaster 60 Min - HDCAM Sony F900R/PR035 Adapter/Zeiss Super Speeds Chapters People Ltd. Registered England & Wales. Company: 7003175. Registered Address: 9 Devonshire Mews, London, W4 2HA 020 8747 1203 | [email protected] | www.chapterspeople.co.uk 2010 The Search For Knowledge/The Tale Of Al Idrissi Qatar Foundation Oxford Film And TV Teresa Griffiths 60 Minute Drama RED MX Camera And Ultra Primes 2010 Hidden Houses With Dan Cruickshank Oxford Film And Television Jenny Dames The Story Of Kinross House In Scotland Sony PDW XDCAM F800 Camera 2010 The Prince And The Composer BBC2/4 / Rare Day Productions John Bridcut Authored Documentary By HRH The Prince Of Wales About Sir Hubert Parry Composer Of Jerusalem HDCAM 2010 FOR NEDA HBO USA Antony Thomas Feature Doc Story of Iranian Martyr killed in 2009 elections Winner 2011 Peabody Award USA Winner Overseas Press Award 2010 90 Mins - HDCAM 2009 DIGITAL REVOLUTION BBC Events Philip Smith Presented by Aleks Krotoski 4 X 60 Mins - PANASONIC P2 3700 PRO35 Cooke Primes 2009 DOES GOD EXIST? Juniper Films - C4 Antony Thomas 60 Mins - DVCPRO HDX 900 2009 PLAYING THE ENEMY/ SIXTEENTH MAN ESPN USA Clifford Bestall Shadow Pictures SA / Revelations Entertainment USA 60 Mins - HDCAM WINNER EMMY AWARD 2009 2009 Horizon / Language BBC 2 Damon Thomas 60 Mins - Panasonic DVCPRO HDX 900 2009 4 X Natwest Commercials / Moneysense Campaign Yipp Films Patrick Collerton Super 16mm 2009 BLOOD OF THE ROSE / MURDER ON THE LAKE Dragonfly for BBC2 Henry Singer (UK NAME) Nominated BAFTA for Photography 2009/10 Winner Green Award Sheffield Documetary Festival UK 2009 90 mins - HDCAM Pro 35mm With Zeiss Primes 2009 Human Journey: Europe BBC2 Philip Smith Presented by Alice Roberts 50 Mins - Panasonic HDX900 DVCPRO 2009 Prince Charles At 60: The Passionate Prince BBC 1 John Bridcut 90 Mins - HDCAM ADDITIONAL INFORMATION LANGUAGES; English, French, Dutch and Afrikaans. EQUIPMENT; SONY PMW F55 Chapters People Ltd. Registered England & Wales. Company: 7003175. Registered Address: 9 Devonshire Mews, London, W4 2HA 020 8747 1203 | [email protected] | www.chapterspeople.co.uk ZEISS CP2 SUPERSPEEDS. 35MM,50MM AND 85MM ALL T1.5 ZEISS 15-5-45MM T2.6 ZOOM LENS ZEISS 70-200MM T2.9 ZOOM LENS IBE HDX35 PL/B4 ADAPTER (Can use Canon HD Zooms with this adapter with 2.5 stops loss) CANON HJ21 BIRSA ZOOM LENS CANON HJ14 BIASE ZOOM LENS CANON 5D MK2 AND EXTENSIVE SET OF CANON EOS L SERIES LENSES COMPREHENSIVE DAYLIGHT AND TUNGSTEN LIGHTING PACKAGE FULL CV AVAILABLE ON REQUEST Chapters People Ltd. Registered England & Wales. Company: 7003175. Registered Address: 9 Devonshire Mews, London, W4 2HA .
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