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Sean Barton Resume SEAN BARTON – Editor SPEED IS EXPENSIVE: THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE VINCENT MOTORCYCLE Director: David Lancaster. Producer: David Lancaster. Comet Films Ltd. THE POSTCARD KILLINGS Director: Danis Tanovic. Producers: Miriam Segal, Paul Brennan and Leopoldo Gout. Starring: Connie Nielsen, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Cush Jumbo. Good Films / Capstone Group. MISSION OF HONOR Director: David Blair. Producers: Krystian Kozlowski and Mathew Whyte. Starring: Iwan Rheon, Milo Gibson and Stefanie Martini. Head Gear Films. FORCED MARCH Director: Duncan Napier-Bell. Producers: Joshua Marmaducke Hughes, Nicholas Napier-Bell and Emma Torrington. Starring: Anthony Beevor, Johann Hari and Norman Ohler. EE Rights Limited. REARVIEW (Additional Editing) Director: Avril E. Russell. Producer: Stella Nwimo. Starring: Antonia Thomas, Jamie Sives and Jay Simpson. Northpoint Pictures. FEAST OF VARANASI Director: Rajan Kumar Patel. Producer: Rajan Kumar Patel. Starring: Adil Hussain, Holly Gilbert, Tannishtha Chatterjee, Judi Bowker and Neha Mahajan. RAA Films. BONOBO Director: Matthew Hammett Knott. Producer: Farhana Bhula. Starring: James Norton, Carolyn Pickles, Josie Lawrence and Orlando Seale. Fable Films. TRACKER Director: Ian Sharp. Producer: David Burns and Trevor Haysom. Starring Ray Winstone, Temuera Morrison, Gareth Reeves and Andy Anderson. Tracker Productions Ltd. (Avid) THE WICKER TREE Director: Robin Hardy. Producer: Peter Watson Wood. Starring Christopher Lee, Graham McTavish, Clive Russell, Henry Garrett, Jacqueline Leonard, Honeysuckle Weeks and Brittania Nicol. Tressock Films Ltd. (Avid) 4929 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 259 Los Angeles, CA 90010 ph 323.782.1854 fx 323.345.5690 [email protected] MUTANT CHRONICLES Director: Simon Hunter. Producers: Tim Dennison and Peter La Terriere. Starring: Thomas Jane, Stephen Rea, John Malkovich and Devon Aoki. Pressman & Co. Films. (Final Cut) NOSTRADAMUS Director: Brynn Higgins. Producer: Hal Vogel. Starring: Oliver Dinsdale, Paul Ritter and Lizzie McInnerny. Mentorn. (Avid) SWEENEY TODD Director: David Moore. Producer: Gub Neal. Starring: Ray Winstone, Essie Davis, and Ben Walker. BBC/Box Television. (Avid) CHAOS Director: Tony Giglio. Producer: Steve Chasman. Starring: Jason Statham and Ryan Phillippe. Franchise Pictures. (Avid) SCHOOL FOR SEDUCTION Director: Sue Heel. Producer: Christine Alderson. Starring Kelly Brook, Emily Woof and Dervla Kirwan. Ipso Facto. BIG KISS Director: Billy Zane. Producer: Castro Khatib. Starring Karina Lombard, Alexis Michalik, Billy Zane and Emma Sjöberg. 41 Films. THE VIRGIN OF LIVERPOOL Director: Lee Donaldson. Producers: Andrew Boswell and Vadim Jean. Starring: Ricky Tomlinson, Imelda Staunton and Johnny Vegas. The Mob Film Company. CALLAS FOREVER Director: Franco Zeffirelli. Producers: Ricardo Tozzi, Giovanella Zannoni and Clive Parsons. Starring: Fanny Ardant, Jeremy Irons, Joan Plowright and Gabriel Garko. Business Affair Productions. (Avid) H. G. WELLS Director: Robert Young. Producers: Dyson Lovell and Nick Willing. Starring: Tom Ward, Katie Carmichael, Nick Rowe and Matthew Cottle. Hallmark Ent. (Avid) JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS Director: Nick Willing. Producer: Chris Thompson. Starring: Dennis Hopper and Derek Jacobi. Hallmark Ent. (Avid) 4929 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 259 Los Angeles, CA 90010 ph 323.782.1854 fx 323.345.5690 [email protected] GUEST HOUSE PARADISO Director: Adrian Edmondson. Producer: Philip McIntyre. Starring: Rik Mayall, Adrian Edmondson, Vincent Cassel, Helene Mahieu and Bill Nighy. Polygram Filmed Entertainment. (Avid) THIS YEAR’S LOVE Director: David Kane. Producer: Michele Camarda. Starring: Jennifer Ehle, Kathy Burke, Ian Hart, Douglas Henshall, Dougray Scott, Emily Woof and Catherine McCormack. Kismet Films. (Avid) MOBY DICK Director: Franc Roddam. Producer: Robert Halmi. Starring: Patrick Stewart and Gregory Peck. Hallmark Entertainment. (Avid) PHOTOGRAPHING FAIRIES Director: Nick Willing. Producer: Michele Carmarda. Executive Producers: Mike Newell & Alan Greenspan. Starring: Toby Stephens, Emily Woof, Ben Kingsley. Starry Night Film Co. (Avid) PINOCCHIO Director: Steve Barron. Producer: Tim Hampton. Starring: Martin Landau, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Dawn French and Rob Schneider. Allied Productions. (Avid) THE WHIPPING BOY Director: Syd Macartney. Producer: Phil Ferhle. Starring: George C. Scott. The Disney Channel/Jones Entertainment Group/Gemini Film Produktion. ACE Award - Best Children’s Programme. K2 Director: Franc Roddam. Producer: Jonathan Taplin. Stars: Michael Biehn and Matt Craven. For Trans Pacific Films / Miramax THE FLY II Director: Chris Walas. Producer: Steven-Charles Jaffe. Starring: Eric Stoltz, Daphne Zuniga and Lee Richardson. For 20th Century/Brook Films GOLDEN GATE Director: John Madden. Producer: Stan Wlodkodski. Stars: Matt Dillon. The Goldwyn Co. 4929 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 259 Los Angeles, CA 90010 ph 323.782.1854 fx 323.345.5690 [email protected] WAR PARTY Director/Co-Producer: Franc Roddam. Producer: Bernie Williams. Stars: Kevin Dillon. Hemdale. JAGGED EDGE Director: Richard Marquand. Producer: Martin Ransahoff. Stars: Glenn Close and Jeff Bridges. Columbia SIRGA Director: Patrick Grantperret. Producer: Yannick Bernard. RGP Productions. HEARTS OF FIRE Director/Co-Producer: Richard Marquand. Producer: Ian Smith. Stars: Bob Dylan and Rupert Everett. Lorimar. RESTLESS NATIVES Director: Mike Hoffman. Producer: Verity Lambert. Oxford Film Company UNTIL SEPTEMBER Director: Richard Marquand. Stars: Karen Allen and Thierry Lhermitte. MGM. RETURN OF THE JEDI - STAR WARS Episode VI Director: Richard Marquand. Producer: George Lucas. Lucasfilm. Edited in England and America. QUADROPHENIA Director: Franc Roddam. Producer: Roy Baird. Stars: Phil Daniels and Sting. Polygram. THE EYE OF THE NEEDLE Director: Richard Marquand. Stars: Kate Nelligan and Donald Sutherland. BIRTH OF THE BEATLES Director: Richard Maquand. Producer: Dick Clark. ABC Productions. 4929 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 259 Los Angeles, CA 90010 ph 323.782.1854 fx 323.345.5690 [email protected] ADDITIONAL EDITING: MYSTICS Director: David Blair. Producer: Mark O’Sullivan. VIRGIN OF LIVERPOOL Director: Lee Donaldson Producer: Andrew Boswell. MOTHER TERESA Director: Fabrizio Costa. Producer: Pietro Dioni KILL KILL FASTER FASTER Director: Gareth Roberts Producer: Carlo Dusi. FISHTAILS Director/Producer: Alki David. BLACKOUT Director: Rigoberto Castaneda. Producer: Huw Jones. Capitol Films SISTERHOOD Director: Richard Thomas. Producer: Emily Corcoran. LENINGRAD Director: Aleksandr Buravsky. Producer: Andre Gromkovsky. WIDE BLUE YONDER Director: Robert Young. Producer: John Cairns. PIGHUNT (USA) Dir. Jim Isaacs Prod. Robert Anderson 2008 THE HEAVY Director: Marcus Warren. Producer: John Cairns. TURTLE SONG Director: Nick Stringer. Natural History Doc for Cinema release HOLY WATER Director: Tom Reeve. Producer: Nick Napier Bell. A CLOSED BOOK Director: Raoul Ruiz. Producer: Tom Kinninmont. 4929 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 259 Los Angeles, CA 90010 ph 323.782.1854 fx 323.345.5690 [email protected] .
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