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Jemma Carballo Hair + Make-Up Designer ECHO ARTISTS LTD CF 507 CANNON WHARF PELL STREET SURREY QUAYS LONDON SE8 5EN +44 (0) 203 567 0777 WWW.ECHOARTISTS.COM JEMMA CARBALLO HAIR + MAKE-UP DESIGNER FILM/TELEVISION HAIR + MAKE-UP DESIGNER PILGRIM (2nd Unit) Director: Benjamin Caron, Toby Haynes + Susannah White Producer: E&E Industries + Lucasfilm Cast: Diego Luna MR. MALCOLM’S LIST (Short) Director: Emma Holly Jones Producer: Great Guns + Untitled Entertainment Cast: Gemma Chan UNMOURNED (Short) Director: Tessa Sheridan Producer: Constant Productions Cast: Isla Johnston, Olivia Koczan + Emilia Sofia Varslauskaite ACCESS ALL AREAS Director: Bryan Higgins Producer: Camden Films + Amazon Prime Cast: Ella Purnell + Georgie Henley Official Selection, Edinburgh International Film Festival (2018) I DO: MADLY (Short) Director: Natasha Khan Producer: Cowboy Films + MTV Nominated, Best International Narrative Feature, Tribeca Film Festival (2016) THE HONOURABLE WOMAN (Personal Make-Up + Hair for Maggie Gyllenhaal) Director: Hugo Blick Producer: BBC + Sundance TV Nominated, Outstanding Limited Series, Primetime Emmy Awards (2015) Nominated, Outstanding Directing for a Limited Series, Movie or a Dramatic Special, Primetime Emmy Awards (2015) SEA VIEW (Short) Director: Jane Linfoot Producer: Sigma Films Cast: Ciaran Griffiths + Eloise Smythe Nominated, Best British Short Film, BAFTA (2014) CROWD HAIR + MAKE-UP SUPERVISOR IN FABRIC Director: Peter Strickland Producer: Rook Films, BBC Films + BFI Nominated, Best Film, London Film Festival (2018) Official Selection, Toronto International Film Festival (2018) THE FAVOURITE Director: Yorgos Lanthimos Producer: Element Pictures, Film4 + Scarlet Films Cast: Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz + Emma Stone Winner, Grand Special Jury Prize, Venice Film Festival (2018) Winner, Best British Independent Film, BIFA (2018) Nominated, Best Motion Picture of the Year, Academy Awards (2019) Nominated, Best Film, BAFTA (2019) Nominated, Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy (2019) Nominated, Best Film, Venice Film Festival (2018) Official Selection, London Film Festival (2018) Official Selection, Telluride Film Festival (2018) HOW TO TALK TO GIRLS AT PARTIES Director: John Cameron Mitchell Producer: See-Saw Films, Little Punk + A24 Cast: Elle Fanning, Nicole Kidman, Ruth Wilson + Alex Sharp Nominated, Queer Palm, Cannes Film Festival (2017) Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2017) Official Selection, London Film Festival (2017) FREE FIRE (Hair Stylist + Make-Up Artist) Director: Ben Wheatley Producer: Rook Films Cast: Sam Riley, Cillian Murphy, Brie Larson, Noah Taylor + Armie Hammer Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2016) Official Selection, London Film Festival (2016) Nominated, Best Director, BIFA (2016) THE C WORD (TV Film) (Hair & Make-Up Supervisor) Director: Tim Kirkby Producer: BBC Cast: Sheridan Smith + Paul Nicholls Nominated, Best Single Drama, BAFTA TV Awards (2016) SUFRAGETTE Director: Sarah Gavron Producer: Ruby Films + Film4 Cast: Carey Mulligan, Meryl Streep, Romola Garai, Helena Bonham-Carter, Ben Whishaw + Brendan Gleeson Official Selection, London Film Festival (2015) GINGER & ROSA Director: Sally Potter Producer: Adventure Pictures, BBC Films, BFI + A24 Cast: Elle Fanning + Alice Englert Nominated, Best Film, London Film Festival (2012) Official Selection, Toronto International Film Festival (2012) Official Selection, London Film Festival (2012) .
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