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Stephen Woolfenden Director Shepperton Studios, Studios Road, Shepperton, Middx, TW17 OQD Tel: +44 (0)1932 571044 Website: www.saraputt.co.uk Stephen Woolfenden Director Website https://stephen-woolfenden.squarespace.com TV Drama WILLOW Lucasfilm Exec: Roopesh Parekh 8x60' Disney+ Prod: Julia Cooperman FATE: THE WINX SAGA Archery Pictures Exec: Judy Counihan Episodes 5 & 6 NETFLIX Exec: Kris Thykier Exec: Brian Young Prod: Jon Finn OUTLANDER Left Bank Pictures Exec: Ronald D Moore Series V Starz Exec: Maril Davis Episodes 1, 2, 7 & 8 Exec: Matthew B Roberts Exec: Toni Graphia Exec: Andy Harries Prod: Guy Tannahill THE SPANISH PRINCESS New Pictures Exec: Matthew Graham Series I Starz Exec: Emma Frost Episodes 7 & 8 Amazon Prod: Andrea Dewsbery OUTLANDER Left Bank Pictures Exec: Ronald D Moore Series IV Starz Exec: Maril Davis Episode 13 Exec: Matthew B Roberts Exec: Toni Graphia Exec: Andy Harries Prod: David Brown POLDARK Mammoth Screen Exec: Damien Timmer Series III BBC One Exec: Karen Thrussell Episodes 3, 4 & 5 Prod: Roopesh Parekh Prod: Michael Ray THE HALCYON Left Bank Pictures Exec: Julie Clark Episodes 1 & 2 Sony Pictures Exec: Sharon Hughff ITV Exec: Andy Harries Exec: Jack Lothian Prod: Chris Croucher BEOWULF ITV Studios Exec: Tim Haines Series I Exec: Katie Newman Episdoes 5 & 8 Exec: James Dormer Exec: Steve Frost Prod: Stephen Smallwood CROSSING LINES Tandem Communications Exec: Rola Bauer Series II NBC Prod: Moritz Polter Episode 9 Prod: Charles S Carroll DOCTOR WHO BBC Studios Exec: Steven Moffat Series VII Prod: Marcus Wilson 'Clarence and the Whisperman' 'Nightmare in Silver' Page 1 of 3 DCI BANKS Left Bank Pictures Exec: Andy Harries Series III ITV Prod: Emma Kingsman-Lloyd Episodes 5 & 6 STRIKE BACK Left Bank Pictures Exec: Andy Harries Series IV Sky Exec: Huw Kennair Jones Director HBO Prod: Trevor Hopkins Episodes 7 & 8 Cinemax Prod: Chris Thompson Prod: Michael Casey STRIKE BACK Left Bank Pictures Exec: Andy Harries Series III Sky Exec: Huw Kennair Jones 2nd Unit Director HBO Prod: Trevor Hopkins Multiple Episodes Cinemax Prod: Chris Thompson Prod: Michael Casey TRINITY Roughcut Television Exec: Ash Atalla Episodes 4, 5 & 6 ITV2 Prod: Sue Howells ECHO BEACH Kudos Film & Television Exec: Jane Featherstone Episodes 1,2 & 3 (2nd Unit Director) ITV Exec: Tony Jordan Episodes 4, 5 & 6 (Director) Exec: Alison Jackson Prod: Howard Burch DREAM TEAM Hewland International Exec: Carson Black Series IX Sky One Prod: Sarah Conway Epsiode 9 THE MYSTI SHOW Mystical Productions Exec: Debbie Gray Series I & II BBC One Exec: David Wong Season 1: Episodes 18, 19, 20 & 21 Prod: Michael Connock Season 2: Episodes 4, 5, 8 & 9 WILLIAM & MARY ITV Studios Exec: Michelle Buck Series II & III Prod: Trevor Hopkins Season 2: Episodes 3 & 4 (1st AD) Season 3: Episode 4 (2nd Unit Director) Film FANTASTIC BEASTS III Warner Bros Exec: Neil Blair 2nd Unit Director Exec: Tim Lewis Exec: Lionel Wigram Prod: David Heyman Dir: David Yates DETECTIVE PIKACHU Universal Exec: Joe Caracciolo Jr 2nd Unit Director Prod: Mary Parent Prod: Cale Boyter Dir: Rob Letterman FANTASTIC BEASTS & WHERE TO FIND Warner Bros Exec: Neil Blair Exec: Tim Lewis THEM: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD Exec: Lionel Wigram 2nd Unit Director Exec: J.K. Rowling Exec: Steve Kloves Prod: David Heyman Dir: David Yates FANTASTIC BEASTS & WHERE TO FIND Warner Bros Exec: Neil Blair Exec: Tim Lewis THEM Exec: J.K. Rowling 2nd Unit Director Exec: Lionel Wigram Exec: Steve Kloves Prod: David Heyman Dir: David Yates THE LEGEND OF TARZAN Warner Bros Exec: Nikolas Korda 2nd Unit Director Exec: Steven Mnuchin Exec: Mike Richardson Prod: David Barron Prod: Jerry Weintraub Dir: David Yates Page 2 of 3 WARM BODIES Lionsgate Exec: Nicolas Stern 2nd Unit Director Prod: Todd Lieberman Prod: Bruna Papandrea Dir: Jonathan Levine HARRY POTTER & THE DEATHLY Warner Bros Exec: David Heyman Exec: Lionel Wigram HALLOWS PARTS I & II Prod: David Barron 2nd Unit Director Dir: David Yates HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF BLOOD Warner Bros Exec: David Heyman Exec: Lionel Wigram PRINCE Prod: David Barron 2nd Unit Director Dir: David Yates HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF Warner Bros Exec: David Heyman Exec: Lionel Wigram THE PHOENIX Prod: David Barron 2nd Unit Director Dir: David Yates HIDEOUS KINKY Greenpoint Films Exec: Simon Relph 2nd Unit Director Exec: Mark Shivas Berber Horse Charge Sequence Prod: Ann Scott Dir: Gillies Mackinnon CHARLOTTE GRAY Warner Bros Exec: Paul Webster 2nd Unit Director & 1st AD on Aerial/Plates Unit Ecosse Films Prod: Sarah Curtis Prod: Douglas Rae Page 3 of 3.
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