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Nick Lancaster” Nick Lancaster” Film / TV / Presenter / Corporate Year Role Production Director Company 2016 Presenter The Trouble With The F Word Vanessa Pellegrin Frog and Roast Beef 2016 Presenter BizAngels Sam Madrell Blue House Design 2015 Host JQ Fest 2015 Luke Crane JQ BID 2015 Presenter IBM ISV's Steve Hart Reel Take Films 2015 Presenter VW Commercial Vehicles Rae Reeves Junction 11 2015 Presenter TEDx Brum Mat Cooper Nexi TV 2015 Presenter SoundCheck TV Mat Cooper Nexi TV 2014 Presenter We Want Any Car Gabe Crozier Koala TV 2014 Presenter Birmingham Today Ben McNeill Birmingham Film Studios 2014 Heating Engineer Vanarama TVC Steen Agro Velvet Productions 2014 Presenter IDAPP4U Callum Thomson Global Filmmakers 2014 William Epitome Ryan Banks BRAM 2013 Presenter Truvape Tom Mayoh Global Filmmakers 2013 Dimitri The Game Niall MacCormick BBC 2013 Presenter Pyramid Adventure Travel Brian Matheson Film By Numbers 2013 Presenter Christmas 2013 Nigel Jordan Global Filmmakers 2013 Clifford Cummings Planes Changed the World Chris Spencer Arrow Media TV 2013 Mountain Biker CO-OP Insurance Alex Telfer MTP 2013 Constable Williams Father Brown Ian Barber BBC 2013 Angry Dad Citizen Khan Nick Wood BBC 2013 Father Rubies Marvel Spiderman Mark Jewitt The Gate Films 2012 German Ambassador Dancing On The Edge Stephen Poliakoff BBC 2011 Constable Williams Father Brown Ian Barber BBC 2011 Presenter Eye Of The Driver Darren Scott Road Safety Films 2011 Customer MIG Bank TVC Jonathan Davies Mighty Fine Productions Theatre 2013 Aubrey Allington Tons Of Money Arthur Kohn Palace Theatre 2012 Gower Pericles James Farrell RSC 2012 Clive Seasons Greetings Steve Brookes Palace Theatre 2010 Jester Stratford Upon Avon Fringe Simon Alexander Quidem Midlands Ltd [email protected] 0121 212 0090 www.alansharmanagency.com 2008 Beast Beauty and the Beast Pete Bagley Criterion Theatre Company Voice & Other 2016 VO 7 Families HTF MEDIA 2016 VO Commercial Express HTF MEDIA 2015 VO Centro HTF MEDIA 2015 VO Attire Of Clitheroe Global Filmmakers 2015 VO Cheschire Gap Global Filmmakers 2015 VO Knightsbridge Furniture Global Filmmakers 2015 VO The Plough Global Filmmakers 2015 VO Ballyliffin Global Filmmakers 2014 VO Muslim Hands TVC Fridge Productions 2014 VO DUTC Handsome VFX 2014 VO Davenport Arms Global Filmmakers 2014 VO Bygone Times Global Filmmakers 2013 Trailer VO The Wrong Funeral TH Films 2013 ADR Re-Voice Jan, Soviet Guard, Firing Squad Officer, Sailor Fridge Productions 2013 Voice Artist Presenter: Various Video Narration Ashorne Hill Management 2012 Broadcaster Banbury Sound & Touch FM Olympic Torch Relay Quidem Midlands Ltd 2012 Voice Artist TATA Training MaterialNarration Ashorne Hill Management 2012 Robin A Goose Dick Shakespeare Stein Screenplay 2011 Broadcaster Touch FM/Rugby FM/Banbury Sound/Oak FM Quidem Midlands Ltd Skills Guitar, Swimming, Skiing, Snowboarding, Water Polo, Pool, Mountain Biking, Road Cycling, Triathlon, SUP, Kayak MILITARY: British Army Reserves (weapons handling) [email protected] 0121 212 0090 www.alansharmanagency.com .
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