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Mark Gillespie. 1St Assistant Director 020 8747 1203 | [email protected] | www.chapterspeople.co.uk ST MARK GILLESPIE. 1 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR COMMERCIALS & PROMOS COMPANY TITLE PRODUCER DIRECTOR ROLE Object & Animal Selfridges Erinn Fitzgerald Nabil 1st AD Stink Medecines Du Monde Martha McGuirk Wilkins & Maquire 1st AD Friend Absolut – ‘Ice-breakers’ Nicole Powell Anthony Capristo 1st AD GQ – Condé Nast Gilette – ‘State of Man’ Jenny Carson Jenny Carson 1st AD The 29th Sleek – ‘Here I Rise’ Nadia Correia Karina Twiss 1st AD GQ – Condé Nast Braun – ‘Oki Sato’ Jenny Carson Liam Saint-Pierre 1st AD GQ - Condé Nast Braun – ‘Lu Yongzhong’ Jenny Carson Liam Saint-Pierre 1st AD GQ – Condé Nast Braun – ‘Tom Dixon’ Jenny Carson Liam Saint-Pierre 1st AD Cain & Abel Lotto – ‘Results Show’ Stuart Henderson Jordan Buck 1st AD Academy Home Sense – ‘Homeloves’ Dulcie Kellet Nadia Lee Cohen 1st AD Dreambear Steve Aoki – ‘Be Somebody’ Nicole Powell Burning Flag 1st AD Stink Films Ray Blk – ‘Run Run’ Nkem Egbuchiri Tom Green 1st AD GQ – Condé Nast Braun – ‘Oliver Grabe’ Jenny Carson Liam Saint-Pierre 1st AD GQ – Condé Nast Nivea Jenny Carson Jenny Carson 1st AD Iron Age Pictures Snow Patrol – ‘What If’ Matt Clyde Brett Simons Producer Iron Age Pictures Snow Patrol – ‘Soon’ Matt Clyde Brett Simons Producer Cain & Abel Max Factor - Social Alaina Olsen Robert Spray-Smith 1st AD Boiler Room Mercury Prize – Kate Tempest Jenny Carson Angela Stephenson 1st AD Boiler Room Mercury Prize – Glass Animals Jenny Carson Angela Stephenson 1st AD Boiler Room Mercury Prize – J Hus Jenny Carson Angela Stephenson 1st AD Rankin Coco De Mer Josh Parsons Vicky Lawton 1st AD Goods & Services Total Jobs – Elevator Pitch Mike Capon Bob Partington 1st AD Saatchi & Saatchi Direct Line ‘Personal Email’ Stephen Riera Max Clark 1st AD Saatchi & Saatchi H&S ‘Caducee’ Tim Philips Max Clark 1st AD Saatchi & Saatchi H&S ‘Surprise’ Tim Phillips Dee Meaden 1st AD DUCK Hackett ‘SS16’ Lindsay Lowe Ollie Verschoyle 1st AD Saatchi & Saatchi Miro Project Victoria Lorkin Tommy & Johnny 1st AD Saatchi & Saatchi Head & Shoulders ‘Oil Control’ Nick Kelly Max Clarke 1st AD Saatchi & Saatchi Miro Project Victoria Lorkin Tommy & Johnny 1st AD Saatchi & Saatchi EE Action Cam Dee Meaden Cross & Hilton 1st AD RedBee TV License ‘Excuses’ Barbara Healy Jim Dezoete 1st AD Alpha Century Ltd Doc Martins ‘Stamp’ Len Rowles Reeve Rixon 1st AD Pointblank Dove Greg Magloire Chris Craymer 1st AD Smuggler Coca Cola 'Crazy' Drew Santarsiero Henry Alex-Rubin 1st AD Framestore LG television Anna Higgs Mike McGee 1st AD Great Guns Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Greg Magloire Calum MacDiamud 1st AD Quark Films Burn My Body (Short Film) Gavin Humpries Fyzal Boulifa 1st AD Magnified Wave Machines Jessica Levick Aneil Karia 1st AD Signal Films Just Before Dawn (Short Film) Jessica Levick Loren Slater 1st AD Warp Films Keith 'Lulaby' Luke Thornton China Moo-Young 1st AD Col. Blimp Filthy Dukes - 'Tupac Robot Club Rock' Jessica Levick Lily Smith 1st AD Pomez Films The Mirror (Short Film) Stephanie Gitton Esteban Gitton 1st AD Film London Home Time (Short Film) Moss Barcley Natalie Brady 1st AD Chapters People Ltd. Registered England & Wales. Company: 07003175. Registered Address: The Courtyard, 4 Evelyn Road, London, W4 5JL. 020 8747 1203 | [email protected] | www.chapterspeople.co.uk COMPANY TITLE PRODUCER DIRECTOR 1ST AD ROLE Independent Sky Cinema – ‘Magic Mansion’ Jenny Carson Liam Saint-Pierre - 2nd AD London Alley Anne Marie – ‘Don’t Leave me Alone’ Tom Birmingham Hannah Lux Davis - 2nd AD Canada London ASDA – ‘Best Buds’ Nicole Powell Pensacola - 2nd AD Madam Films Hoehn Knows British Michelle Stapleton Tony Durket Matt Clyde 2nd AD Caviar Dua Lipa - IDGAF Campbell Beaton Henry Schofield Matt Clyde 2nd AD Art Partner Zara Kids AW17 Nicola Kenny Erza Petronio Matt Clyde 2nd AD Hungryman EE & Apple Josh Goldstein Hank Perlman Matt Clyde 2nd AD Rankin UNICEF – Do You Believe Josh Parsons Rankin Matt Clyde 2nd AD Soft Target Destination Nigella Genevieve Simmers Peter Burger Matt Clyde 2nd AD Somesuch Google Home Debbir Ninnis Bob Harlow Matt Clyde 2nd AD Pulse Films L’Oreal – House 999 Ash Lockmun Nabil Matt Clyde 2nd AD Madam Films Lidl – Saara Aalto Juliet Naylor August Segerholm Matt Clyde 2nd AD Park Village Haagen Das Nicola Kenny Tom Munro Matt Clyde 2nd AD Mad Cow Films B&Q ‘Queen of Christmas’ Jonas Blanchard Phil Lind James Amos 2nd AD Mad Cow Films B&Q ‘Helpful Heros’ Jonas Blanchard Phil Lind Dom Ashbidge 2nd AD Agile Films Cle De Peau Nicci Power Ross Richardson Matt Clyde 2nd AD Picture Farm JP Morgan Chase James Stewart Todd Stewart James Amos 2nd AD Tantrum IKEA ‘It Starts With Food’ Stuart Wiggleworth Stephen Pipe Dom Ashbidge 2nd AD Smuggler Radio X ‘Barbershop’ Ray Leakey Jamie Rafn Matt Clyde 2nd AD London Alley Dua Lipa ‘Hotter than Hell’ Amy Adams Emil Nava Dom Ashbidge 2nd AD DLKW NHS – FLU 2016 Fraser Jamieson Isaac Bell Matt Clyde 2nd AD Colonel Blimp Stealing Sheep ‘Apparition’ Corin Taylor Dougel Wilson Matt Clyde 2nd AD The Sweet Shop Galaxy ‘Duet’ Adam Saward Ed St Giles Matt Clyde 2nd AD Caviar Content DNRC Nicola Kenney Rob Chiu Matt Clyde 2nd AD Raw Files Esprit ‘AW15’ Monica Durden Mooks Hanifiah Matt Clyde 2nd AD Great Guns Vaults ‘Cry No More’ Matt Clyde Calumn Macdiarmid Dan Gibling 2nd AD Caviar Max Factor ‘Facefinity’ Nicola Kenny Camilla Akrans Matt Clyde 2nd AD Iconoklast Tesco Mobile ‘Wake up Britain’ Anna Smith Stian Smestad Matt Clyde 2nd AD HSI H & M ‘Concious Collection’ Nicola Kenny Max Vitali Matt Clyde 2nd AD HSI Sky Movies ‘Choices’ Nicola Kenny Sam Washington Matt Clyde 2nd AD Short Films Batiste ‘Ella Henderson’ Holly Hartley Stephen Mead Matt Clyde 2nd AD Pulse Asica ‘Beaten by the Beast’ Lucy Kelly Dean Maryon Matt Clyde 2nd AD HSI Schwarzkopf ‘Styliste Ultime’ Nicola Kenny Luigi & Lango Mat Clyde 2nd AD Short Films Tresemme ‘Blogger’ Holly Hartley Stephen Mead Matt Clyde 2nd AD Blink J20 ‘Irish Dancing’ Josh Smith Oliver Hadlee-Pearch Matt Clyde 2nd AD Melon Head For all you know tomorrow Daisy Gautier Ollie Murray Ben Burton 2nd AD Red Bee Media ZDF ‘Samistagskriml’ Laura Gould Claire Norowzian George Every 2nd AD Pretzel Blackberry ‘Wow’ Chris Gill Reuben Dangoor Stephen Fylan 2nd AD Friend Bat For Lashes ‘Laura’ Jonny Knight Noel Paul Liam Lock 2nd AD Luti Media Olly Murs - 'Oh my goodness' Adam Smith Marcus Lundin Rory Shaw 2nd AD Keen City NIV Nick Goulden Lucy Tcherniak Nick Goulden 2nd AD FEATURE FILMS & TELEVISION COMPANY TITLE PRODUCER DIRECTOR 1ST AD ROLE New Pictures The Spanish Princess Kate Dudley Brigitte Staermose Malcolm Davies Crows 2nd - additional 20th Century Fox Assassins Creed (VFX Unit) Frank Marshall Justin Kurzel Richard Whelan Floor 2nd Milou Ltd Another Mothers Son Bill Kenwright Chris Mensul David Crabtree 3rd AD - additional Lionsgate The Last Witch Hunter Mark Canton Breck Eisner Matt Clyde 2nd AD (pick-ups) Millennium Films Criminal 2nd Unit Chris Bender Tom Struthers Lance Roehrig 3rd AD - Additional Privileged Prod. The Royals VFX Unit Shauna Pheltan Mark Schwahn Mark Gillespie 1st AD Point Productions The Brothers Grimsby Sasha Baron Cohen Louis Leterrier Alex Oakley 3rd AD Crowd Matador Pictures Residue (pick-ups) Nigel Thomas Alex Garcia Andrew McEwan 2nd AD Chapters People Ltd. Registered England & Wales. Company: 07003175. Registered Address: The Courtyard, 4 Evelyn Road, London, W4 5JL. 020 8747 1203 | [email protected] | www.chapterspeople.co.uk E! Channel The Royals Shauna Phelan Mark Schwahn Kevin Westley 2nd AD Cover Matador Pictures Residue (pickups) Rob How Alex Garcia Andrew McEwan 2nd AD Disney Cinderella - 2nd Unit David Barron Kenneth Branagh Cordilia Harding 3rd AD - Additional Disney Into the Woods John De Luca Rob Marshall Ben Howarth 3rd AD - Additional Iota Films ACMS ‘Board Meeting’ Adrian Sturges Chris Shepherd Mark Gillespie 1st AD Working Title TV Yonderland Ep 7-8 Sioned Williams Steve Connelly Mark Gillespie 1st AD Working Title TV Yonderland Ep 1-6 Sioned Williams Steve Connelly Tony Ahern 3rd AD Wild Card Blackwood Adam Morane Adam Wimpenny Andrew McEwan 2nd AD Asgard Thor 2 (2nd Unit) Kevin Feige John Mahaffie Robert Grayson 3rd AD - Crowd Briar Rose Maleficent Joe Roth Robert Stromberg Richard Whelan 3rd AD - Additional Working title Les Miserables Cameron MacKintosh Tom Hooper Ben Howarth 3rd AD - Additional Warp X The Swimmer Martin Box Lynn Ramsey Matt Clyde Runner Ruby Film & TV Dancing on the Edge Nicky Kentish Barnes Steven Poliakoff Edward Brett 3rd AD - Additional EON Skyfall (2nd Unit London) Barbara Broccoli Sam Mendes Terry Madden 3rd AD Kudos Wanted (Ep 1) Eliza Mellor SJ Clarkson Adam Lock 3rd AD - Crowd Fox Searchlight Trance Christian Colson Danny Boyle Richard Styles 3rd AD - Crowd Plan B WWZ Dede Gardner Marc Forster Toby Hefferman 3rd AD - Additional Universal Snow White & the Huntsman Joe Roth Rupert Sanders Richard Whelan 3rd AD - Additional Legendary Pictures Jack the Giant Slayer (2nd Unit) Neal Maritz Brian Singer Dominic Fysh 3rd AD - Crowd Universal 47 Ronin Scott Stubber Carl Rinsch Simon Warnock 3rd AD - Crowd Fox X-Men First Class (pickups) Brian Singer Matthew Vaughn Josh MacLaglen Set PA Working Title Jonny English Reborn Chris Clark Oliver Parker Ben Howarth 3rd AD Paramount Hugo Graham King Martin Scoresse Chris Surgent Office PA - Dailies Film 4 The Eagle Duncan kenworthy Kevin MacDonald Debran Set PA - pickups MGM Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (UK) Cean Chaffin David Fincher Bob Wagner Set PA Film 4 Red Ridding 1983 Andrew Eaton Anand Tucker Mary Soan PA - Dailies Universal The Wolfman (2nd Unit) Scot Stubber Phil Nielson George Walker Set PA Le Plant Prods. 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