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Jez Hunziker Editor Avid, Premiere, FCP Agent: Bhavinee Mistry [email protected] 020 7199 3852 Jez Hunziker Editor Avid, Premiere, FCP Education BA Hons Media, Design and Visual Communication, HND Graphic Design Documentary Trump: A Very British Welcome? BBC BBC3 20 min Documentary Fast turn around current affairs film following the protests for Donald Trump’s first UK visit, presented by Ben Zand. Ben speaks to a huge range of protest and support groups amongst violence, celebration and a giant Trump balloon baby. Edited in 3 days at Evolutions and delivered the day after Trump’s departure. Life​ on​​ the​​ Wing​ Plimsoll Productions Smithsonian, Blue Ant 47 min Documentary Love Nature An intimate wildlife documentary, following several different bird families and the flight or plight of their chicks as they fledge the nest, on their journey to independence. Filmed in Sri Lanka over the course of a year. Director: Sue Doody, Producer: Hannah Hoare Island of the Monsoon: Cloud to Coast Plimsoll Productions Smithsonian, Blue Ant 47 min Documentary Love Nature A journey through Sri Lanka’s unique eco-systems shaped by monsoon winds and all connected by water in a number of surprising ways. This nature documentary looks at reptiles, fish, birds, mammals, insects and snakes and follows the water’s journey from cloud to coast. Director: Sue Doody, Producer: Hannah Hoare Joanna Dennehy: Killing for Kicks ITN Productions Channel 5 90 min Documentary, Finishing Editor An investigation into how a Home Counties schoolgirl grew up to become a killer who stabbed three men to death and dumped their bodies in ditches around Peterborough. People who knew her well, including the father of her two children, help paint a picture of a manipulative psychopath with a taste for blood. Director: Dan Aldridge-Neil. Wild Carpathians Blink Films Smithsonian, Blue Ant 2 x 60 min Documentary Love Nature Episode1: Bear and Ep 2: Wolf. A blue chip series following a family of Bears and Wolves from birth to independence set in the Carpathian Mountains in Romania. Luna International Broadcast 2 x 30 min Documentary A landmark 12 episode wildlife series filmed around the world. Uniting creative minds Agent: Bhavinee Mistry [email protected] 020 7199 3852 Jez Hunziker Editor Avid, Premiere, FCP Wild Files: Big Cats Offspring Films Sky Kids TV 4 x 10 min Documentary 1/Tiger 2/Serval 3/Lion 4/Clouded Leopard. This children’s series Patrick Aryee takes an even closer look at the big cat family. How they survive in the wild, what their strengths and weakness are, and takes a look at some of their unique attributes. In every episode he takes an in-depth look at a different big cat - with clever graphics and all the facts and figures kids love Patrick is on a mission to find out which cat can run the fastest, leap the highest and react the quickest. Director: Laura Whitley Monkeys: An Amazing Animal Family Talesmith Sky Vision 44 min Documentary Biologist Patrick Aryee takes us on a journey through time, to retrace the primate family’s astonishing rise to power through the twists and turns of its family tree. Travelling to wild locations in Central and South America, Africa and Asia, he gets eye to eye with some of the planet’s most charismatic and mischievous monkeys. Producer: Alex Williamson Destination Wild: Otter Town 4K Beach House Pictures National Geographic 50 min Documentary Following two very different otter families inhabiting one of the busiest islands in the world - Singapore. Naturally inclined to city dwelling, one family has made the heart of this bustling town their home. Producer: Chiara Anna Bellati This Wild Life BBC2 & BBC WW 2 x 30 min Observational Documentary Wildlife expert Saba Douglas-Hamilton, together with her husband Frank and their three young children, move to the romantic Samburu National Reserve in Kenya to run a safari camp for the first time. This 8 part Observational documentary follows the behind-the-scenes dramas of the family’s daily life at Elephant Watch Camp. Producer: Sanna Handslip The Polar Bear Family & Me BBC BBC WW 2 x 50 min Documentary Animal Planet Three-part nature documentary series produced by the BBC Natural History Unit. It follows wildlife cameraman Gordon Buchanan as he spends a year with a family of wild, but frosty polar bears, under the guidance of his biologist Jason Roberts, the polar expert of the Antarctic region and Svalbard near Norwegian archipelago of the Arctic Ocean. Producer: Ted Oakes Uniting creative minds Agent: Bhavinee Mistry [email protected] 020 7199 3852 Jez Hunziker Editor Avid, Premiere, FCP Factual Entertainment Animals at Play BBC BBC2 60 min Factual Entertainment A fun 2 part series with scientists and experts exploring why animals play. As biological research deepens, we see that traits we define as "human" may not be so rare after all. Olympic Broadcasting Services PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games 90 min Entertainment As the Host Broadcaster, OBS produces and distributes unbiased television coverage of every sport from every venue. Based in the International Broadcast Centre working in a 15 editor strong team throughout the games. This feed is called the International Signal or the World Feed. As part of our mission, OBS endeavours to make use of the latest state-of-the-art broadcasting technology and services to relay the most memorable celebration of sport to billions of viewers around the world. Most Incredible Homes Barcroft Productions Facebook Watch 5 x 12 min Factual Entertainment A GFX heavy interactive series for Facebook Watch traveling the globe to experience the world’s most unique and extraordinary properties, From a luxury jungle tree house in tropical Costa Rica to a car-shaped home created by a petrol-head in Austria, the series uses Facebook Watch’s new polling features. Wild Files: Monkeys & Apes Offspring Films Spy Kids TV 4 x 10 min Factual 1/Black-Crested Macaques 2/Long Tailed Macaques 3/Orangatang 4/Chacma Baboons. In this children’s series Patrick Aryee takes an even closer look at the primate family. How they survive in the wild, what their strengths and weaknesses are, and he takes a look at some of their unique attributes. In every episode he takes an in-depth look at a different monkey or ape - with clever graphics and all the facts and figures kids love Patrick is on a mission to find out which fascinating features make monkeys and apes so remarkable. Director: Lara Backerton. Producer: Alex Williamson The Davina Hour UKTV W Channel 8 x 60 min Entertainment, Additional Editor Davina McCall comes to W channel for the very first time in a brand-new show that explores modern-day life. Throughout eight episodes, Davina leads thought-provoking exploration of a different contemporary issue each week, sparked by real people's experiences. Bringing a fresh twist to the traditional talk show, tackling some of modern life's biggest challenges - from perfectionism, to stress to tech addiction. Producer: Tara Jang Uniting creative minds Agent: Bhavinee Mistry [email protected] 020 7199 3852 Jez Hunziker Editor Avid, Premiere, FCP World’s Weirdest Events, Episode 5, 7, and 8 BBC Natural History Unit BBC2 & BBC WW 3 x 60 min Factual 2 x WW reversions. From the team who brought you Nature's Weirdest Events comes a new series exploring the unexplained, the unexpected and unidentifiable. Chris Packham unlocks the secrets behind the world's weirdest events from a bird-killing solar death ray to a monkey that's learnt first aid. Producer: Aaron Paul BBC Harvest 2015 BBC BBC2 3 x 60 min Factual Entertainment, Additional Editor Gregg Wallace, Philippa Forester and James Manning roam the country meeting innovative, pioneering farmers who make Britain great and also witnessing the harvest as it unfolds. Promos and Short Form Flyride: Offline & Behind The Scenes Promo 5 min & 3 min 4K VR Dome in Chinese National Park, Moonraker VFX Talesmith and Moonraker VFX have come together to set-up special projects vehicle FLYRIDE to produce a five-minute film for the new visitor's centre at Changbaishan National Park in China. The film uses smart suspension seat technology to place the audience ‘inside’ a four storey, 4K Dome screen. It will tell the story of the natural world in a single aerial flight and will incorporate physical effects like mist, wind and scent. Penguin: The Magic of an Audio Book Penguin Social Media 3 min Promo, Offline and Online Editor With the growing popularity of Audiobooks, Penguin Random House (PRH) wanted to showcase the quality of the craft and effort that goes into making an audiobook. The brief was to give the viewer an inside look ‘behind the curtain’ and showcase the production process. Uniting to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases Conference and Social Media 4 min & 3 x 6 min Promo, Offline and Online Editor These films support and raise the profile for this hugely important global health programme. Drawing inspiration from the World Health Organisation’s Roadmap for Implementation, which outlined bold targets for the control, elimination or eradication of 17 Neglected Tropical Diseases by 2020, leaders of several prominent global health and development organisations, together with industry partners, met in London in 2012 and pledged to unite in their efforts to support the achievement of the WHO 2020 goals in respect to 10 neglected tropical diseases. Director: Steve Maud Uniting creative minds Agent: Bhavinee Mistry [email protected] 020 7199 3852 Jez Hunziker Editor Avid, Premiere, FCP Disasters Emergency Committee DEC Yemen Crisis Appeal: Clare Balding BBC 3 min Documentary, Offline and Online Editor More than 20 million people in Yemen – two thirds of the population – are now in need of humanitarian assistance, with malnutrition widespread and clean water scarce.
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