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Benjamin Gerstein Editor Benjamin Gerstein Editor Agents Daniela Manunza Assistant [email protected] Lizzie Quinn [email protected] + 44 (0) 203 214 0911 Credits Television Production Company Notes QUEENS OF MYSTERY SlyFox Productions / Acorn TV Director: Ian Eames Series 2 Producers: Linda James, Savanna 2021 James Bayly THE WATCH BBC America / Narrativia Dir: Emma Sullivan 2020 Exec. Producer: Richard Stokes Producer: Johann Knobel Show Runner: Simon Allen SILENT WITNESS BBC 1 Dir: Emma Sullivan Block 5 Producer: Kieran Murray-Smith. 2018 Executive Producer: Richard Stokes. Film Production Company Notes THE HAUNTED HOTEL Film Suffolk Dir: Jane Gull Producer: Nick Woolgar ZEBRA GIRL 19th Street Dir: Stephanie Zari 2020 Productions Prod: Vadim Jean, Sarah Roy United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes MY FERAL HEART Rumjam Films Prod: James Rumsey Dir: Jane Gull *2017 National Film Awards: NOMINATED x 3, WINNER best actor *2017 BIFAs: NOMINATED x 3 *2016 Lift Off Festival: WINNER best actor, best director, best narrative feature *2016 Cinequest: WINNER Audience award *2016 Edinburg Film Festival: Best of British *2016 Woodstock Film Festival: WINNER Best Editing Honourable Mention *2016 Fargo Film Festival: WINNER Honourable Mention *2016 Moscow Film Festival: WINNER Best Feature Film & Best Actor *2016 Singapore Minds Film Festival: Opening film *2016 Tirana Film Festival: WINNER Best Panorama Film *2016 Cork Film Festival: Official Selection *2016 Underwire Film Festival: Official Selection BORN AND REARED Hot Feet Productions Dir: Henrietta Norton (Feature Doc) Prod: Dan Dennison Prod Henrietta Norton *2017 Irish Film Festival: Official Selection *2017 Alberta Film Festival: Official Selection IN THE LAND OF THE Mob Film Company Dir: Vadim Jean FREE Prod:Paul Brooks (Feature Doc as Prod: Claudia Morris additional editor) Prod: Ian Sharples *2010 Santa Barbara Film Festival: NOMINATED best doc PIED PIPER OF APT Films Dir: Pavla Fleischer HUTZOVINA Prod: Jonny Persey (Feature Doc) *2006 London East End Film Festival: Official Selection *2006 Milano Doc Film Festival: Official Selection *2006 Krakow Film Festival: Official Selection SOY PALESTINO Olive Tree Films Dir: Osama Qashoo (Feature Doc) *2007 Dubai Film Festival: Official Selection CRY OF THE OWL BBC films / Myriad Dir: Jamie Thraves (as 1st assistant editor) Pictures Prod: Julia Sereny United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Short Films Production Company Notes TWITCHER Shoreline Pictures Dir: Jane Gull Prod: Luiz Sanchez *Liverpool Lift-Off: WINNER Audience choice award Dresden Film Festival: NOMINATED best short film Underwire Festival: NOMINATED best cinematography Van d'Or Awards: NOMINATED best actor & best drama LADY AND THE MewLab Films Dir: Shaun Clarke TOOTH Prod: Shaun Clarke *Claremont Ferrand: WINNER Le Grand Prix du Jury *Latronic Horror Festival: WINNER Best Screenplay *Cornwall Horror Festival: WINNER Best Film *Cinema Under the Stars:WINNER Best animation style *Canaltown Film Festival: WINNER 3rd prize best film *Videodrunk Film Festival: WINNER Jury Special Mention SAMIR'S ROOM Olive Tree Films Dir: Osama Qashoo Prod: Jamie Nuttgens *Dubai Film Festival: NOMINATED Muhr Arab Award SUNNY BOY UK Film Council Dir: Jane Gull Prod: Emma Curtis *Entr'2 Marches Cannes: WINNER Le Grand Prix du Jury *British Urban Film Festival: NOMINATED best film *Triforce Short Film Festival: WINNER Best in Festival *All Sports LA Film Festival: WINNER best foreign film & Audience award *The Other Film Festival: WINNER Best Short Film *Norwich Film Festival: WINNER Best Short & Best in Festival *Van d'OrAwards: WINNER best actor *The Silent River Film Festival: WINNER best actor *WOW Film Festival: Highly commended *Lady Filmmakers: WINNER Artistic Director Award *Super Shorts Int. Festival: WINNER Best Script THE PRISONER Film London Dir: Masood Khan Prod: Shamraiz Younis *London Calling Film Festival: Official Selection United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes THE LEAFCATCHER Fondation à Dir: Leo Sedgley Vevey Prod: Danai Nardi *Vevey Film Festival: WINNER Prix de l’Etat *Edinburgh Film Festival: Official Selection *London Short Film Festival: Official Selection THE KEY MewLab Films Dir: Kim Noce & Shaun Clark *London Animation Festival: WINNER Audience Award *Scratch! Film Festival: WINNER Jury Special Mention *Hrizantema Film Festival: WINNER Arts Director Award ELI 7 Colli Dir: Colin Gerrard Productions Prod: Jaine Greene *2018 LA Shorts Awards - WINNER Diamond award best short film *2018 WorldFest Housten - WINNER Platinum Remi award best short film *2018 CINE Competition - NOMINATED Cine Golden Eagle best short film KAYLA Dir: John Dower Prod: John Dower *2018 St Albans Film Festival - WINNER Jury Prize best short film THE HOLE LAMDA Dir: Emma Sullivan Prod: Anthony Quinn LYCRADAD RSA Dir: Gray Hughes Prod: Rob Wildsmith Factual Entertainment Production Company Notes REBEL EDUCATION Glasshead Films Aljazeera Dir: Tim Froggat Prod: Lambros Atteshlis FEAR, MONEY & RACISM Guardian Films Dir: Leah Green Prod: Juilet Riddel ANTONY GORMLEY'S LONDON Guardian Films Dir: Jess Gormley Prod: Juilet Riddel SCIENCE IN A GOLDEN AGE Glasshead Films Aljazeera Dir: Tim Froggat Prod: Lambros Atteshlis YOUNG VETS ITV Productions BBC SP: Isobel Williams HIP HOP HIJABS Faction Films Aljazeera Dir: Mette Reitzel United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes THE LUCK BA@$%@&D Frappé PBS Dir: Charlie Pinsky Prod: Phil Rosenthal NATURE’S NEWBORNS Wall to Wall/ITV Dir: Bal Croce Prod: Kirsty Calvert-Ansari AFGHAN ARMY GIRLS Rawcut TV/C4 Dir: Lalage Snow Prod: Steve Warr Prod: Bill Rudgard DRUGS LIVE Renegade Productions C4 Prod: Liz Foley Exec: Alan Hayling MY MUSIC- ATHENA Proudfoot Company Channel 5 Dir: Jeremy L Jones Prod: Michael Proudfoot PSYCHIC ACADEMY Glasshead Films History Dir: Phil Stebbing Channel Prod: Jane Green ARAL RETURN TO THE SEA Stampede Films Aljazeera Dir: Anthony Butts Prod: Mike Chamberlain AN UNSUITABLE BOY Stampede Films Aljazeera Dir: Rajesh Thinde Prod: Mike Chamberlain BEING CHINESE Glasshead Films BBC Dir: Mary Sprent Prod: Lambros Atteshlis GAY, BLACK AND HIV POSITIVE The Guardian Dir: Leah Greene Prod: Shanida Scotland CAPETOWN: LIFE WITHOUT FT Dir: Juliet Riddel WATER Prod: Tom Hannen Commercials Production Company Notes JACK WILLS XMAS Stereo Creative Dir: Sam Robinson LUX "MORE THAN YOU CAN SEE" Fresh Films Dir: Harry George Hall NIKE "NEXT GENERATION - Archer's Mark Dir: Harry George Hall ASISAT OSHOALA" MY PROTEIN Sam Robinson Dir: Sam Robinson 2018 Photography Ltd NYETIMBER Sam Robinson Dir: Sam Robinson 2018 Photography Ltd COMFORT Fresh Film Dir: Harry Hall 2018 REEBOK Agency: M & C Saatchi ''MY TIME'' Dir: Gray Hughes Prod: Vanya Barwell United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes MICROSOFT Indy8 Dir: Liz Unna ''DO GREAT THINGS'' Prod: Christian Gill *NOMINATED best low budget commercial Cyclope Festival *WINNER Ad of the Day on VOTDTV B-BOY CHAMPS Papermill Dir: Sam Robinson ''BRING IT'' LASTMINUTE.COM Dir: Ben Woolf ''UNEXPECTED PERFORMANCE'' Prod: Arran Igoe Agency: Farm *WINNER Cannes Golden Lion POLAR The Shop Dir: Sam Robinson ''THE DANCER'' *NOMINATED AOP Award AETHOS Hobo Films Dir: Tom Haines ''THE POWER OF ADVICE'' *WINNER Cannes Silver Dolphin NOKIA Pulse Films Dir: Ben Woolf ''PUSH SNOWBOARDING'' Prod: Arran Igoe Agency: Hyper PALACIO DE HIERRO Garage Films Dir: Sam Robinson ''SOY TOTALMENTE PALACIO'' Client: Palacio de Hierro Agency: Teran/TWBA Mexico Promos Production Company Notes THE WHITE LIES Pulse Films for Fiction Records Dir: Colin O'Toole "RITUAL" LÅPSLEY Canada for XL Records Dir: Jane Stockdale "WOMXN" GEORGE MICHAEL Sony Dir: Harry Hall ''FREEDOM'' FRERE Dir: Sam Robinson ''HANDS CLOSING'' United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected].
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