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Alastair Rae ACO, Assoc BSC Camera Operator, Steadicam Operator Shepperton Studios, Studios Road, Shepperton, Middx, TW17 OQD Tel: +44 (0)1932 571044 Website: www.saraputt.co.uk Alastair Rae ACO, Assoc BSC Camera Operator, Steadicam Operator Film THE HITMAN'S WIFE'S BODYGUARD Millennium Films Prod: Christa Campbell A Camera / Steadicam Operator Lionsgate Prod: Lati Grobman Prod: Matthew O'Toole Dir: Patrick Hughes DoP: Terry Stacey RADIOACTIVE Working Title Films Prod: Tim Bevan Camera / Steadicam Operator Shoebox Films Prod: Eric Fellner Studio Canal Dir: Marjane Satrapi Amazon DoP: Anthony Dod Mantle GRETA Widow Productions Prod: Lawrence Bender A Camera / Steadicam Operator SKE Films Prod: James Flynn Prod: Sidney Kimmel Prod: John Penotti Prod: Karen Richards Dir: Neil Jordan DoP: Seamus McGarvey THE ANGEL Sumatra Films Prod: Simon Istolainen A Camera / Steadicam Operator Netflix Prod: Antoine Stioui Dir: Ariel Vromen DoP: Terry Stacey THE CURRENT WAR The Weinstein Company Prod: Timur Bekmambetov Steadicam Operator (Dailies) Prod: Basil Iwanyk Prod: Steven Zaillian Dir: Alfonso Gomez-Rejon DoP: Chung-hoon Chung WONDER WOMAN Warner Bros Prod: Charles Roven B Camera Operator (2 Weeks) Prod: Deborah Snyder Prod: Zack Snyder Dir: Patty Jenkins DoP: Matthew Jensen VICTORIA & ABDUL Working Title Prod: Tracey Seaward A Camera / Steadicam Operator (3 Weeks) Prod: Eric Fellner Prod: Tim Bevan Dir: Stephen Frears DoP: Danny Cohen AMERICAN ASSASSIN Lionsgate Prod: Lorenzo di Bonaventura A Camera Operator (2nd Unit) Prod: Nick Wechsler Dir: Michael Cuesta DoP: Enrique Chediak TRAINSPOTTING 2 Cloud Eight Films Prod: Bernie Bellow B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Danny Boyle DoP: Anthony Dodd-Mantle FIRST THEY KILLED MY FATHER Netflix Prod: Angelina Jolie B Camera / Steadicam Operator Prod: Rithy Panh Dir: Angelina Jolie DoP: Anthony Dod Mantle Page 1 of 4 TIME OUT OF MIND New Regency Pictures Prod: Patrick Crowley B Camera / Steadicam Operator Prod: Conor McCaughan Prod: Arnon Milchan Dir: Justin Kurzel DoP: Adam Arkapaw JUNGLE BOOK Warner Bros Prod: Nikki Penny B Camera / Steadicam Operator Prod: Jonathan Cavendish Dir: Andy Serkis DoP: Michael Seresin THE HUNTER'S PRAYER Apollo Media Dir: Jonathan Mostow Camera / Steadicam Operator (UK Unit) IN THE HEART OF THE SEA Warner Bros Prod: Brian Grazer Camera / Steadicam Operator Prod: Marshall Herskovitz Dir: Ron Howard DoP: Anthony Dod Mantle BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL II Blueprint Pictures Prod: Graham Broadbent Prod: Peter Czernin Dir: John Madden DoP: Ben Smithard VAMPIRE ACADEMY: BLOOD SISTERS The Weinstein Company Prod: Don Murphy Steadicam Operator Prod: Susan Montford Dir: Mark Waters DoP: Tony Pierce-Roberts PHILOMENA BBC Films Dir: Stephen Frears Camera / Steadicam Operator DoP: Robbie Ryan ABOUT TIME Translux Prod: Nicky Kentish Barnes B Camera / Steadicam Operator Prod: Tim Bevan Prod: Eric Fellner Dir: Richard Curtis DoP: John Guleserian RUSH Cross Creek Pictures Prod: Brian Grazer B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Ron Howard DoP: Anthony Dod Mantle BSC TRANCE Cloud Eight Films Prod: Christian Coulson B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Danny Boyle DoP: Anthony Dod Mantle BSC GAMBIT Crime Scene Pictures Dir: Michael Hoffman B Camera / Steadicam Operator (Dailies) DoP: Florian Ballhaus SALMON FISHING IN THE YEMEN BBC Studios Prod: Paul Webster A Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Lasse Halstrom DoP: Terry Stacey ASC BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL Blueprint Pictures Prod: Graham Broadbent B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: John Madden DoP: Ben Davis BSC THE EAGLE Toledo Productions Prod: Duncan Kenworthy B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Kevin McDonald DoP: Anthony Dodd Mantle BSC THE DEBT Marv Films Prod: Kris Thykier B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: John Madden DoP: Ben Davis BSC LONDON BOULEVARD GK Films Prod: Redmond Morris B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: William Honahan DoP: Chris Menges BSC CHERI Bill Kenwright Films Prod: Tracey Seaward A Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Stephen Frears DoP: Darius Khondji AFC ASC Page 2 of 4 LAST CHANCE HARVEY Overture Films Prod: Guy Tannerhill A Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Joel Hopkins DoP: John De Borman BSC CITY OF EMBER Playtone Prod: Tom Hanks B Camera / Steadicam Operator Prod: John D Schofield Dir: Gil Kenan DoP: Xavier Perez Grobet THE OTHER BOLEYN GIRL Focus Pictures Prod: Alison Owen A Camera / Steadicam Operator Prod: Mark Cooper Dir: Justin Chadwick DoP: Kieran McGuigan THE CONSTANT GARDENER Potboiler Productions Prod: Simon Channing-Williams B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Fernando Merreilles DoP: Cesar Charlone RUNNING SCARED New Line Cinema Prod: Michael White B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Wayne Krammer DoP: Jimi Whitacker HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF Warner Bros Prod: David Heyman Dir: Alfonso Cuaron AZKABAN DoP: Michael Seresin BSC B Camera / Steadicam Operator PROOF Endgame Entertainment Prod: Alison Owen Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: John Madden DoP: Alwin Kuchler BSC THE GOOD THIEF Aliance Prod: Stephen Wooley A Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Neil Jordan DoP: Chris Menges BSC THE PLEDGE Morgan Creek Prod: Michael Fitzgerald A Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Sean Penn DoP: Chris Menges BSC ELLA ENCHANTED Enchanted Productions Prod: Sue Armstrong A Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Tommy O'Haver DoP: John De Borman BSC JIMMY GRIMBLE Arts Council Prod: Sarah Radclyffe A Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: John Hay DoP: John De Borman BSC SAVING GRACE Portman Entertainment Prod: Mark Crowdy A Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Nigel Cole DoP: John De Borman BSC I DREAMED OF AFRICA Columbia Pictures Prod: Stanley Jaffe B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Hugh Hudson DoP: Bernard Lutic MY LIFE SO FAR Enigma Productions Prod: David Puttnam B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Hugh Hudson DoP: Bernard Lutic THE WAR ZONE Channel 4 Films Prod: Sarah Radclyffe B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Tim Roth DoP: Seamus McGarvie BSC HIDEOUS KINKY Greenpoint Films Prod: Anne Scott B Camera / Steadicam Operator Dir: Gillies MacKinnon DoP: John De Borman BSC TV Drama THE BEAR White Mountain Productions Supervising Prod: Angela Phillips DoP: Anthony Dod Mantle Page 3 of 4 CATHERINE THE GREAT New Pictures Prod: David M. Thompson A Camera / Steadicam Operator Sky Atlantic Dir: Philip Martin HBO DoP: Stuart Howell STATE OF THE UNION See Saw Films Prod: Amy Jackson A Camera / Steadicam Operator BBC Two Dir: Stephen Frears GAME OF THRONES Fire & Blood Productions Series VI HBO Camera / Steadicam Operator THE CLAN OF THE CAVE BEAR Moonlighting Productions Dir: Pierre Morel B Camera / Steadicam Operator DoP: Juan Ruiz-Anchia THE TUNNEL Kudos Productions Prod: Ruth Kenley-Letts Steadicam Operator (Dailies) Studio Canal BLACK MIRROR House of Tomorrow Prod: Barney Reisz Steadicam Operator (Dailies) Netflix Dir: Otto Barthurst MAD DOGS Left Bank Pictures Dir: James Hawes Series II Steadicam Operator (Dailies) Page 4 of 4.
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