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ANDY HOARE. SOUND RECORDIST

SELECTED TV CREDITS

The Nailbomber (Expectation Factual / Netflix) 2020 Director: Dan Vernon The story of how far-right extremist David Copeland detonated three improvised bombs in , Brick Lane and Soho over three weekends in 1999, killing three people and injuring 140 others.

The Unbelievable Story of Carl Beech (BBC) 2020 Director: Vanessa Engle The jaw-dropping story of Carl Beech, a former nurse from Gloucester, who claimed he had been sexually abused by a group of prominent men in the 1970’s and 80’s.

The Romantic Revolution (Oxford Film & TV / BBC) 2019 Director: Hugo MacGregor Historian Simon Schama shines a light on the multi-faceted legacy of Romanticism, looking at painters such as Gericault, Caspar David Friedrich and Delacroix, musicians such as Chopin and Schumann, and poets such as Wordsworth, Coleridge and Shelley. (3 x 1hr)

The Final Minutes of Flight 93 (Naked TV / History Channel) 2019 Director: Duncan Bulling A forensic look at the final moments of flight United 93, which crashed into a field in Pennsylvania during an attempt by passengers and crew to regain control of the aircraft, killing all on board including the four hijackers.

First Ladies (October Films / CNN) 2019 Directors: Kat English, Kim Duke (Eleanor Roosevelt, Lady Bird Johnson, Hilary Clinton.) Exploring how each lady was transformed by the role of First Lady, using interviews, archival footage and recreations to uncover pivotal moments in each woman’s tenure. (6 x 1hr)

The Murder of Jill Dando (BBC) 2019 Director: Marcus Plowright Ahead of the 20th anniversary of the murder of Jill Dando, this film tells the full story behind one of Britain’s most high-profile unsolved killings, as told by people at the heart of the case.

Thatcher: A Very British Revolution (BBC) 2019 Directors: Steve Condie, James Giles, James House, Pamela Gordon, Stephen Finnigan, Alice Perman. An in-depth examination of Margaret Thatcher, her rise to power, and the changes brought forth by her years in leadership. Told without narration, the story uses archive film and the testimonies of those who knew her personally, and most of all, politically. (5 x 1hr)

Jo Brand: No Holds Barred Director: Katy Homan looks into the life of Jo Brand, marking a diverse career which began in 1980’s stand-up comedy and has moved through writing, performing and presenting.

Icons (72Ltd / BBC) 2018 Directors: Michael Ogden, Stephen Mizelas Eight-part history series celebrating the achievements of some of the greatest figures of the 20th century. Sanjeev Bhaskar on activists, and Lily Cole on artists and writers.

Nothing Like A Dame (Field Day / BBC) 2018 Director: Roger Michell Nothing Like a Dame is a unique celebration of the lives and careers of four of our most iconic actresses: Dame Eileen Atkins, Dame , Dame Joan Plowright and Dame .

Frankie Goes To Russia (ITN / BBC) Director: Jenny Dames Comedian Frankie Boyle travels to Russia ahead of the 2018 football World Cup. Watched by a global audience of two billion people, the tournament is a big opportunity for Russians to showcase their country, culture and sporting dominance.

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The Funeral Murders (BBC) 2018 ! Director: Vanessa Engles This documentary follows a dramatic and deadly series of events that took place at two funerals in in March 1988. Thirty years later, those who witnessed or were intimately connected to these events tell their stories.

Serial Killers with Piers Morgan (Plum Pictures / ITV) 2018 Director: Kate Scholefield Piers Morgan ventures behind bars and sits down with serial killers in a quest to discover what drives them to kill and kill again.

Death Row 2018 with Trevor McDonald (Plum Pictures / ITV) 2017 Director: Stuart Cabb Five years on from his first visit, Trevor McDonald revisits one of America’s most dangerous maximum security facilities - Indiana State Prison, where it could be the last chance to speak to the condemned men he has been unable to forget.

Louis Theroux: Talking to Anorexia (BBC) 2017 Director: Ellena Wood Louis Theroux embeds himself in two of London’s adult eating disorder facilities, and meets women of all ages and at various stages of their illness, accompanying them through their daily routine of scheduled eating, weigh-ins and group therapy sessions.

The 21st Century Race for Space (Sundog / BBC) 2017 Director: Tom Beard Brian Cox exclusive access behind the scenes at Virgin Galactic, Blue Origin and Spaceport America, exploring what is really happening in privately financed space flight.

Civilisations (BBC) 2016/2017 Directors: Matt Hill, Ashley Geething, Ian Leese Historians Simon Schama, Mary Beard and David Olusoga tell the story of art, from the dawn of human history to the present day. (9 x 1hr)

The Cult Next Door (BBC) 2017 Director: Vanessa Engle The extraordinary story of a strange cult, which came to light in 2013 when news broke about three women emerging from a small flat in South London after decades in captivity.

Saving Africa’s Elephants: Hugh and The Ivory War (Keo Films / BBC) 2016 Director: Tom Beard Two part documentary series in which Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall explores what can be done to stop the killing of African elephants for their ivory.

Britain’s Trillion Pound Island – Inside Cayman (Chalkboard / BBC) 2016 Director: Victoria James Jacques Peretti searched for the truth behind the British tax haven.

Love You To Death: A Year Of Domestic Violence (BBC) Director: Vanessa Engle Documentary examining the violence inflicted by men on women every day, telling the stories of all the women who died at the hands of a male partner or ex-partner during one year.

David Beckham: For The Love Of The Game (Big Earth / BBC) Director: Matt Smith David Beckham sets himself the challenge of a lifetime: playing a football match on all seven continents of the globe.

Hugh’s War On Waste (Keo Films / BBC) Director: Calum Webster / Minoo Bhatia A third of food in the UK never gets eaten. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is on a mission to find out why we waste so much.

Is This Rape? Sex On Trial (BBC) 2015 (Drama recordist) Director: Ben Anthony 24 teenagers are shown a drama about a sexual encounter, and are asked to work out if it’s consensual sex or if a crime has been committed.

Life After Suicide (BBC) 2015 Director: Leo Burley Angela Samata explores why some people take their own lives, and how those who love them come to terms with the loss.

Big Blue Live (BBC) 2015 Directors: Joanne Stevens / Vanessa Coates VT’s with presenters Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall & Steve Backshall

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Harley Street (BBC) ! Director: Vanessa Engle Three one hour films looking at the Clinics and patients of Harley Street and surrounding area.

Dara And Ed’s Great Big Adventure (Boundless / BBC) Director: Leo Burley Dara O’Briain and Ed Byrne travel through Central America (from Arizona to Panama) exploring the history of the famous Pan American Highway.

Billionaire’s Paradise: Inside Necker Island (Plum Pictures / BBC) Director: Kari Lia In depth behind the scenes look at one of the most exclusive holiday destinations in the world.

Ottolenghi’s Mediteranean Island Feast (Keo Films) Director: James Nutt Chef Yotam Ottolenghi explores the cuisine of the Mediterranean islands.

Welcome to the world of Weight Loss (BBC) Director: Vanessa Engle Looking into the world of Britain’s slimming clubs.

Paul O’Grady’s Working Britain (BBC) Director: Clare Tavernor Paul O’Grady

Stephen Fry: Out There (Maverick / BBC) Director: Fergus O’Brien Camera: Johann Perry investigates attitudes towards homosexuality across the globe

Kumbh Mela: The Biggest Festival On Earth (Keo Films / National Geographic) Director: Sacha Mirzoeff Camera: Johann Perry Investigative journalist Diego Bunuel uncovers the heart and soul of the largest religious festival on Earth

Locomotion: Dan Snow’s History Of Railways (BBC) Director: David Vincent Camera: Johann Perry / Neil Harvey Historian Dan Snow looks at the history of our railways and it’s legacy at home and abroad

Paul O’Grady’s History Of The Working Class (BBC) Directors: Leo Burley / Clare Tavernor Camera: Johann Perry Paul O’Grady examines what it means to be working class, and how this has changed over the years

The Real Man’s Road Trip: Sean & Jon Go West (Keo Films / CH4) Directors: Matt Reid / Ellena Wood Camera: Johann Perry Sean Lock and travel to Louisiana to live with Creole cowboys and Cajun swamp men to find out what makes a real man

Wonderland: Walking With Dogs (BBC) Director: Vanessa Engle Camera: Johann Perry An exploration of the, often remarkable, relationship people have with their dogs

Long Lost Family (Wall to Wall) Director: Kate Scholefield / Clare Bradbury Camera: Johann Perry Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell re-unite families who have faced almost a lifetime apart

Crucifixion (The Garden) Director: Srik Narayanan Camera: Steve Gray / Srik Narayanan A look at the history of the Crucifix in art through the eyes of anatomical artist Gunter Von Hagens, as he builds his own Crucifixion piece whilst battling with Parkinson’s disease

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! The Queen’s Palaces (BBC) Director: Ian Leese Camera: Johann Perry A celebration of exceptional buildings together with the treasures from the royal collection in 3 x 60 minute films presented by Fiona Bruce

Hugh’s Fish Fight – Series 2 & 3 (Keo Films) Director: Will Anderson Camera: Johann Perry Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall continues his campaign for sustainable fishing

Graffiti Wars (Two Four) Director: Jane Preston Camera: Johann Perry Exploring different styles of graffiti, the art form’s fight with the authorities, and the rivalry within the community between freestyle legend King Robbo and media darling Banksy

The Great British Countryside: Cornwall & Devon (BBC) Director: Bob Marsden Camera: Nick Manley Hugh Dennis and Julia Bradbury venture across the most stunning parts of Cornwall and Devon to discover how Britain's epic past lives on in the most fascinating stories and characters

Two Greedy Italians (Fresh One) Director: Caroline Ross Pirie Camera: Anthony Dalton Chefs Antonio Carluccio and Genaro Contaldo travel to Calabria and Bambinone, Italy, to discover how family cooking has changed since they grew up in the region

Kilimanjaro – The Big Red Nose Climb (BBC) Director: Sacha Mirzoeff Camera: Johann Perry & Neil Harvey 9 celebrities climb the highest free-standing mountain in the world to raise money for BBC’s comic relief appeal (feature length documentary)

The Secret Life of the Berlin Wall (Diverse) Director: Kevin Sim Camera: Petra Graf 20 years after the collapse of the Berlin wall, this film looks at how lives were affected on both sides of the divide

Elsa (BBC / Brian Leith Prods) Director: Sacha Mirzoeff Camera: Johann Perry Marking the 50th anniversary of the book ‘Born Free,’ this film looks at the story of George Adamson, and highlights the issues of lion conservation in modern day Kenya and Tanzania

Monte Carlo or Bust (ITV) Director: Andrew Fettiss Camera: Nick Manley 3 teams of celebrities (Jack Dee/Ade Edmondson, Julian Clary/Jodie Kidd, Rory Mcgrath/Penny Lancaster) race from Trafalgar Square to the Hotel Paris in Monte Carlo, searching for clues to explain the heart, mind and stomach of France as they go

Nature’s Miracle Babies (BBC Bristol) Director: Annie Heather / Stuart Armstrong Camera: Keith Schofield Examining captive breeding programmes of endangered species such as Pandas in a China and Pied Tamarind monkeys in the Amazon rainforest

Horsepower with Martin Clunes (part of) (ITV) Director: Ian Leese Camera: Johann Perry Martin Clunes travels to Mongolia to further his investigation into the history of the relationship between man and Horse

3 Men In A Boat / 3 Men Go To Ireland / 3 Men In Scotland (Liberty Bell) Director: Andrew Fettiss & Southan Morris Camera: Nick Manley / Julius Brighton Griff Rhys Jones, Rory McGrath and Dara O’Briain sail around the coast of Rory’s home county of Cornwall, and across Dara’s native Ireland, and also to the Western Isles of Scotland, meeting locals and sharing laughs on the way

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Who Do You Think You Are? (Wall ! to Wall) Director: Leo Burley / Camera: Johann Perry

Bang Goes The Theory (BBC) Director: varied Camera: Nick Manley The BBC’s flagship science show, including 2 x 1 hour specials for BBC4 in Iceland (volcanoes) and across the USA (Drakes experiment)

Armando Iannucci: Milton’s Heaven and Hell (part of) (BBC) Director: Zoe Silver Camera: Johann Perry journeys through Milton's life and his great poem, offering his own passionate and illuminating response to Paradise Lost

Gerry Robinson: Dementia (BBC) Director: Tiffany Thomas Camera: Johann Perry Businessman Sir Gerry Robinson returns in a series in which he tries to turn around three struggling care homes

The Secret Life of the Berlin Wall (Diverse) Director: Kevin Sim Camera: Petra Graf 20 years after the collapse of the Berlin wall, this film looks at how lives were affected on both sides of the divide

Madonna and Mercy (Mentorn) Director: Annie Kossoff Camera: David Niblock Examining Madonna’s attempt to adopt a child from a small village in Malawi

Comic Relief – Uganda Appeals (BBC) Director: Sacha Mirzoeff Camera: Johann Perry Following up on ‘The Big Red Nose Climb’ we travel to Uganda with the celebrities to see where the money is being spent, and hand out mosquito nets to areas affected by Malaria

Kilimanjaro – The Big Red Nose Climb (BBC) Director: Sacha Mirzoeff Camera: Johann Perry / Neil Harvey 9 celebrities climb the highest free standing mountain in the world to raise money for BBC’s comic relief appeal (feature length doc)

Secret Cities – Paris (Modern TV) Director: Andrew Fettis Camera: Nick Manley Griff Rhys Jones travels to Paris to discover the secrets of the city in 24 hours

Life And Death On The NHS (Liberty Bell) Director: Fergus O’brien Camera: Johann Perry Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the founding of the NHS

Dangerous Jobs For Girls (Ricochet) Director: Barbie MacLaurin Camera: Johann Perry Three British women travel to the Pantanal in Brazil to see if they can cut it in the male world of the Pantanerio cowboys

Fast Food Junkies Go Native (Monkey Kingdom) Director: Sacha Mirzoeff Camera: Johann Perry Four overweight people with fast food diets travel to Shimshal, (3000 metres up in Pakistan’s Karakorum mountains,) to see what effect the local diet and lifestyle has on their lives

Wonderland: Virtual Adultery and Cyberspace Love (BBC) Director: Fergus O’Brien Camera: Petra Graf Reality blurs into cyberspace in this documentary exploring peoples’ addiction to ‘Second Life’, and the way in which it affects their relationships

Annually Retentive Series 2 (Jones the Film) Director: Paul Dudderidge Camera: Rollo Hollins Rob Brydon’s comedy featuring and Jane Moore as team captains

Turn It Loose (Partizan) Director: Alastair Siddons Camera: Neil Harvey / Petra Graf Feature documentary following the world’s best breakdancers from their individual country’s heats (Brazil, USA, Japan, Senegal, South Africa, France, Algeria) to the finals of the BC One competition spectacularly staged in Soweto, Johannesburg

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A Very British Gangster (Extreme Productions) ! Director: Donal Macintyre, Camera: Nick Manley Donal Macintyre delves beyond the reach of the Law into Manches ters’ notorious organized crime families (Feature length)

Young Mum and Dad’s Mansion (Love Productions) Director: Various Camera: Nick Plowright 10 Mums and Dads experiment with ideas on how to raise children in a single parent environment, whilst living together for a month in a Somerset mansion

Baby Borrowers (Love Productions) Director: Dave Dehaney Camera: Nick Plowright 4 teenage couples are fast-tracked through adulthood, learning to cope with everything from household bills to parenthood

Football’s Hidden Stories (Can Communicate) Director: Oliver McMullen Exploring how this FIFA sponsored project helps improve the lives of youngsters in war-torn and impoverished areas (Bogota, Colombia; Monrovia, Liberia; Nairobi / Kibera, Kenya)

The Last Slave (October Films) Director: Juia Harrington Camera: Petra Graf London born David Monteith traces his ancestry to Nigeria and Jamaica in this film marking the 200th year of the abolition of the slave trade

Witch Child (October Films) Director: Sasha Mirzoeff Camera: Petra Graf Expert on African theology Dr Richard Hoskins travels from London to the Congo to investigate the disturbing cases of young children sent back to Africa to be purged of ‘witchcraft’

Scars (Kudos Film and TV) Director: Leo Regan Camera: Petra Graf Actor Jason Isaacs plays ‘Chris’ – a man haunted by his capacity for violence - as he tries to come to terms with his past through a series of interviews. Taken from transcripts of actual interviews

Me And My Mum (Love Productions) Director: Dave Dehaney Camera: Nick Plowright Tony Robinson takes a personal and emotional journey into the issues surrounding care for the elderly

The Perfect Home (Seneca Productions) Director: Neil Crombie Alain De Botton explores how architecture affects the lives of people who work or live in unusual buildings

Killer Flu – The H5N1 virus (Wide Angle Productions) Director: Stephen Silver Camera: Petra Graf Examining Vietnams’ attempts to control the outbreak of Avian Influenza, and how prepared the rest of the world is for a possible pandemic (Broadcast US PBS)

The End Of The World As We Know It (October Films) Director: Nick Hornby Camera: Petra Graf Marcel Theroux looks at the issues surrounding climate change, and asks which energy sources can ensure our future on the planet

The Art Of Travel (seneca Productions) Director: Neil Crombie Camera: Petra Graf Alain De Botton journeys to find out how we expect to be fullfilled by our travels

Rum, Sodomy And The Lash (Seneca Productions) Director: Neil Crombie Camera: Petra Graf Dramatisation of life aboard a tall ship in Nelson’s navy, from historic accounts of the period

Wasted (October Films) Director: Tom Roberts & Pamela Gordon Camera: Petra Graf Four films looking at a year in the lives of people in the margins of society in modern Britain

The Rockstar And The Mullahs (October Films) Director: Angus MacQueen & Ruhi Hamed Exploring musics place in Islam, in the light of the talibanesque decisions made by the ruling MMA Party in the North West Frontier province of Pakistan

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! The Cost of Living (DV8 Productions) Director: Lloyd Newson Camera: Cameron Barnett Street performers David and Eddie struggle to find work and romance in a faded seaside town. Dance performance piece from renowned physical theatre group, DV8

The Coconut Wives Club (Dare Films) Director: Kirsty Cunningham Camera: Nick Manley Donal Macintyre looks at the process of conviction and appeal through the eyes of a convict’s wife

Death (QTV) Director: Rebecca Ciallella Camera: Petra Graf Three films observing people over a one year period, whose lives have been turned upside down by events beyond their control

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