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[email protected] Mobile: 07976 364 558 http://www.markelliottfilms.co.uk MARK ELLIOTT – Film Editor Drama, page 1. Factual & Children’s Page 2. Awards, page 3. TELEVISION & FILM DIRECTOR WRITER PRODUCERS “HAPPY VALLEY” Neasa Hardiman Sally Wainwright Juliet Charlesworth Series 2, Episodes 3 & 4. Red Production Company / BBC Sally Wainwright Nicola Shindler National BAFTA WINNER, Best Drama, 2017, National BAFTA WINNER, Best Actress, 2017 “THAT DAY WE SANG” Victoria Wood Victoria Wood Paul Frift 1 x 90 minutes. Musical, Boxing Day, BBC 2. Endor Productions / BBC Hilary Bevan Jones “CUCUMBER” David Evans Russell T Davis Matt Strevens Episodes 1, 2 & 3. Red Production Company / Russell T Davis Drama, 3 x 60 minutes. Channel Four Nicola Shindler “LEAVING” Gaby Dellal Tony Marchant Juliet Charlesworth 3 x 60 minutes, Episodes 1, 2 & 3 Red Production Company ITV Nicola Shindler “LOVE LIFE” Dominic LeClerc Bill Gallagher Yvonne Francas 3 x 60 minutes, Episodes 1, 2 & 3 Red Production Company / ITV Nicola Shindler “POWDER” Mark Elliott Kevin Sampson David A Hughes Feature Film, UK cinemas, August 2011 Red Union Films / Soda Pictures Simon J Moran “SCOTT & BAILEY” Sarah Pia Anderson Sally Wainwright Yvonne Francas Series 1, Episodes 1 & 2. Red Production Company / ITV Nicola Shindler BAFTA Nomination, Best Drama Series, RTS Nomination, Best Drama Series, “AWAYDAYS” Pat Holden Kevin Sampson David A Hughes Feature Film Red Union Films / Optimum Howard Klein UK cinemas, (Mark Kermode, Radio 5Live - Film of tHe week) “UNFORGIVEN” David Evans Sally Wainwright Karen Lewis 3 x 60 minutes, 7.2million, ITV1 Red Production Company / ITV Nicola Shindler Episodes 1, 2 & 3 Sally Haynes & Laura Mackie Winner, RTS Awards, Best Drama Serial, BAFTA Nomination, Best Drama Serial “FUNLAND” Brian Kirk Simon Ashdown & Sanna Wholenburg Episode 8, 9, 10 & 11 Dearblha Walsh Jeremy Dyson Kenton Allen BAFTA Nomination; Best Drama Serial BBC COMEDY “SORTED” Ian B MacDonald Danny Brocklehurst Steve Lightfoot Episode 1 & 2, 5 & 6 BBC DRAMA Sally Haynes & Laura Mackie “CLOCKING OFF” Omar Madha Paul Abbott Nicola Shindler 2 x 60 minutes, BBC 1 Red Production Company /BBC Juliet Charlesworth The Lads & Martin’s story Gareth Neame BAFTA Nomination, Best Editing. Winner BAFTA, Best Drama series. 1 [email protected] Mobile: 07976 364 558 http://www.markelliottfilms.co.uk FACTUAL PROGRAMMES “AMBULANCE” Nick Mattingly BBC 1 & Dragonfly television Kirsty Cunningham Series 4 – North West Documentary Zoe Callan, Simon Ford “DAVID JASON” Chris Malone UKTV & Shiver Chris Malone Planes, Trains & Automobiles Documentary Mike Blair “RESTORATIVE JUSTICE” Mark Elliott BBC Radio 1 iPlayer Emily Davis, Jo Meek Meeting the Bogeyman Emily Davis Drama / Documentary Sam Bailey Radio 1 Stories. “THE SELFLESS SIKH” Sharron Ward BBC1, Religion & Ethics Anna Cox “Faith on the Front Line” Documentary Tommy Nagra Winner RTS; Best Single Documentary 2017 “EPIC WARRIOR WOMEN” John Wate Smithsonian & ZDF Sebastian Peiter “The Agooji of West Africa” Documentary/Drama Richard Melman 1 x 60 minutes “INDIAN HILL RAILWAYS” Nick Mattingly BBC 4 & 3Di television Nick Mattingly Kalka – Shimla Railway Documentary / BBC4 Gerry Troyna Winner RTS, Best Factual Series, Grant McKee Broadcast Awards Nomination, Best Documentary Series, “Fairytale of New York” Nick Mattingly Documentary, BBC 2 Emma Worthington The Pogues’ Christmas Anthem BAFTA Nomination; Best Non-Fiction Programme “Secrets of the Dark Ages” Mark Elliott History Documentary David Wason 2 x 60 minutes Channel Four Liz McLeod BAFTA Nomination, Best New Director Factual Charles Furneaux “AN EARTHLING@50” Steve Lock ITV1 Andrea Wonfor David Bowie Documentary Big Eye Film & Television Andy Dodd Winner RTS; Best Non-Fiction Programme. CHILDREN’S DRAMA, ON-LINE & COMEDY “THE WORST WITCH” Lindy Heymann CBBC, Netflix, ZDF. Kim Crowther Drama; Series 1 & 2 Dermot Boyd Neil Jones, Maxine Alderton Lucy Martin 6 x 30 min episodes Matt Evans Marcus Wilson “HETTY FEATHER” Sallie Aprahamian CBBC, Matt Evans, Hilary David Collier Drama; Series 4 Frankland, Joseph Lister Alison Davis 5 x 30 min episodes Jack Riddel, Gareth Sergeant “JUST A GIRL” Mark Elliott CBBC iPlayer Polly Thomas, Eloise 1 x 35 minutes Mark Davies Markham Whitmore. Kez Margrie Animated Drama Kate McAll & Tim Jokl. “JOHNNY & INEL SHOW” David Sant CBBC / Princess Productions. Rebecca Papworth Season’s 1 & 2, Simon Gibney Written by: Johnny Cochrane, Sally Martin, Simon Lupton Comedy: Inel Tomlinson & Melissa Hardinge 26 X 30 min episodes Dane Baptiste Kez Margrie & Emma Hardy 2 [email protected] Mobile: 07976 364 558 http://www.markelliottfilms.co.uk Awards & Nominations As Director: National BAFTA Nomination, 2002: Best New Director factual, for Channel Four 'Barbarians, Secrets of the Dark Ages' As Editor: • Winner RTS NW Awards, 2017: Best Single Documentary, ‘THE SELFLESS SIKH’ • National BAFTA WINNER, 2017: Best Drama Series, ‘HAPPY VALLEY’ • National Royal Television Society WINNER, 2017: Best Drama Series, ‘HAPPY VALLEY’ • National BAFTA WINNER, 2015: Best Drama Writer, Russell T Davis, ‘CUCUMBER’ • RTS Nomination, 2013: Best Comedy series, ‘THE JOHNNY & INEL SHOW’ • RTS Nomination, 2013: Best Comedy Performance, Johnny Cochrane & Inel Tomlinson, ‘THE JOHNNY & INEL SHOW’ • National BAFTA Nomination, 2012: Best Drama Series, ‘SCOTT & BAILEY’ • National RTS Nomination, 2012: Best Drama Series, ‘SCOTT & BAILEY’ • RTS Winner, 2010: Best Factual Series, 'INDIAN HILL RAILWAYS” • Broadcast Awards Nomination, 2010: Best Documentary Series, 'INDIAN HILL RAILWAYS” • National BAFTA Nomination, 2010: Best Drama Serial, 'UNFORGIVEN' • Winner, National RTS Awards, 2010: Best Drama Serial, 'UNFORGIVEN' • RTS NW Nomination, 2009: Best Editing, 'UNFORGIVEN' • National BAFTA Nomination, 2006: Best Drama Serial, 'FUNLAND' • RTS NW Nomination, 2006: Best Non-Fiction Programme, The Pogues – story of the Fairytale of New York • National BAFTA Nomination, 2001: Best Editing, Fiction, 'CLOCKING OFF' • Winner National BAFTA Awards, 2001: Best Drama series, 'CLOCKING OFF' • RTS NW Nomination, 2001: Best Non-Fiction Programme, 'The Lost Legions of Varus' • National RTS Nomination, 1997: Best Editing, 'The Flying Scrapman' • Winner RTS NW Awards, 1997: Best Non-Fiction Programme, 'David Bowie, an earthling at 50’ References available on request. 3 .
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