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ROBERT GILMAN KEY GRIP Office: +27 (0)83 525 6581 Mobile: +27 (0)79 372 1525 UK Mobile: +44 (0)79 5023 0935 | Bigrobgil@Mac.Com ROBERT GILMAN KEY GRIP Office: +27 (0)83 525 6581 Mobile: +27 (0)79 372 1525 UK Mobile: +44 (0)79 5023 0935 www.dragongrips.com | [email protected] FEATURES/TV DRAMAS Year Production Production Director of Director Position Held Company Photography 2009 Moonlighting Films Invictus Tom Stern Clint Dolly Grip Eastwood 2008 Compound Films Ltd Green Zone Barry Ackroyd Paul Doly Grip (re-shoots) Greengrass 2008 Moonlighting Films Crusoe Jon Joffin Dolly Grip Peter Belcher 2008 Compound Films Ltd Green Zone Barry Ackroyd Paul Dolly Grip Greengrass 2007 Out of Africa Generation Ivan Strasburg Key Grip, Kill Episodes 3-6 2006 BBC 5 Days Florian Otto Bathurst Key Grip Hoffmeister 2006 BBC Angel Cake Oliver Key Grip Cheeseman 2006 Warner Brothers Blood Eduardo Serra Edward Camera Grip Diamond Zwick 2005 Wall to Wall New New Tricks Peter 2nd Camera Grip Tricks Ltd Middleton 2005 Dangerous Films Blackbeard Key Grip 2005 Bentley Productions Ultimate 2nd Camera Grip Ltd Force Peter 2005 Greenlit Rights Ltd Foyles War Middleton 2nd Camera Grip 2005 Mystical Productions MYSTI' Peter Thornton Clive Fleury Key Grip Ltd Stephen Woolfenden 2004 Darlow Smithson E=MC2 Christopher Gary Key Grip Productions Titys King Johnstone Suri 2004 BBC Scotland Sea of Souls Andy Collins Krishnamma 2nd Camera Grip 2004 BBC Scotland Sea of Souls Adam Sujitsky Brian Kelly 2nd Camera Grip Maurice 2004 BBC Scotland Sea of Souls Graham Frake Philips 2nd Camera Grip Too Many 2004 Carlton Television Gods Peter Thornton Angelo Abela Key Grip 2003 BBC Pepys Nina Kelgran Oliver Parker Key Grip London Weekend Dominic 2003 Television Family Clemence David Drury Key Grip 2002 Stormdog Productions The Planman Ivan Strasburg John Key Grip Robert Gilman CV Page 1 of 3 Limited Strickland Company Stormdog Dominic 2002 Productions The Insiders Clemence Omar Madha Key Grip Stormdog Productions The Crooked Dominic 2002 Limited Man Clemence David Drury Key Grip SMG TV Productions Dominic Nick 2001 Limited Sirens Clemence Laughland Key Grip Tiger Aspect Dominic John 2001 Productions Ltd Murphy's Law Clemence Strickland Key Grip 2001 The Jim Henson Jack and the Chris Howard Crispin Reece Key Grip Company Ltd Beanstalk 51st State Productions Poon Hang- 2000 Ltd 51st State Sang Ronny Yu Crane Operator Brett 1999 Pipedream Pictures The Linesman Niels Johanson Turnbull Camera Grip Key Grip, 2nd 1999 BBC Gormenghast Nigel Stone Unit 1999 Tame Films Loser Niels Johanson Tim Jackson Camera Grip Fiction Factory/BBC 1999 Wales Edith's Finger Niels Johanson Jon Jones Camera Grip 1998 Gumfluh Films The Funeral of Alex Howe Jane Camera Grip the Last Gypsy Rogoyska King 1998 Moviworld/Miramax Dust Till Philip Lee Scott Spiegel Camera Grip Dawn/Texas Blood Money 1997 Moviworld/Miramax Dust Till Mike Bonvillian P J Pesce Camera Grip Dawn/ Hangman's Daughter 1997 Film Afrika/Showtime Running Wild Buster Timothy 2nd Camera Grip International Reynolds Bond 1997 Film Afrika/Showtime Tarzan and Paul Gilpin Carl Schenkel 2nd Camera Grip International/Warner Jane Roadshow Productions Cape of Good 1997 Film Afrika Hope 2nd Camera Grip Up on the 1996 Cape Direct/Granada Roof Nic Morris Simon Moore 2nd Camera Grip 1996 Film Afrika One Man One Tobias Joseph 2nd Camera Grip /Showtime Vote Schiesler Sargeant International 1996 New Era / Paramount Ghost and the Wilmos Stephen Company Grip Pictures / Darkness Zsigmond Hopkins Constellation Films 1995 Mahatma Films The Making of Ashok Mehter Shaam 2nd Camera Grip a Mahatma Benegal 1994 SCY Productions Cry the Paul Gilpin Darrel Root 2nd Camera Grip Beloved Country 1993 Spring Productions Naked Eye 2nd Camera Grip 1993 Moviworld Tropical Heat Company Grip Daisy Productions / Daisy De 1992 SABC Melker Arthur West Annie Besson 2nd Camera Grip Robert Gilman CV Page 2 of 3 1991 Frans Marx Films Die Prince David Aenmay Frans Marx Spark Van Pretoria N Pot Vol Jonathan 1991 Brigadiers Winter David Aenmay Bernard 2nd Camera Grip 1990 SABC Ballade vir 'n Production Enkeling Assistant 1990 SABC Meester Alwyn Kumst Annie Besson Production Assistant OTHER: COMMERCIAL/CONCERTS/MUSIC & PROMOTIONAL VIDEOS ROBERT GILMAN has worked on over 400 commercials, concerts, music & promotional videos as a Key Grip. A break down can be given, should you need it. EQUIPMENT EXPERIENCE Giraffe Crane Elemack Dolly Panther Crane Fisher 9, 10 & 11 Dolly Phoenix Crane Hustler Dolly Python Crane Hybrid Dolly Tulip Crane Panther Dolly Peewee Dolly RECENT FEATURE DIRECTORS WORKED WITH Clint Eastwood Paul Greengrass Edward Zwick REFERENCES Giacomo Angelini Director/DOP 00 27 11 883 4536 Clive De Klerk Director/DOP 0027 83 736 5915 Paul Gilpin DOP 0027 11 483 2876 Guy Michelett Key Grip 0027 83 287 1884 Tim Pike DOP 0027 11 974 7385 Brian Harris Camera Operator 01923 853 030 Niels Johansen DOP 0171 932 0463/095 823 8312 Dominic Clemence Direcotr/DOP 07931 517 569/ 020 7434 4143 Klemens Becker Camera Operator 0049 170 234 2748 Robert Gilman CV Page 3 of 3 .
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