TONY NOBLE Production Designer

The Screen Talent Agency 020 7729 7477 TONY NOBLE Production Designer Tony has production designed high profile campaigns for some of the biggest names in British commercials, including Ridley Scott, Tony Scott, Hugh Hudson, Alan Parker, Patricia Murphy, John Henderson and Paul Weiland. Moving into features, Tony went on to art direct Gavin Hood’s RENDITION and was the UK concept artist for Robert De Niro’s THE GOOD SHEPHERD, but his best-known work is to be seen on the highly acclaimed and multiple award winning MOON. Reel Film Reviews and Screaming Blue Review referred to Tony’s designs as ‘jaw dropping’ and ‘perfect’. Tony is based in London and available for work worldwide. www.tonynoble.co.uk Selected credits date production director / producer / production company television: 2019 MARTIN’S CLOSE Mark Gatiss / Isibeal Balance / Adorable Media – BBC4 2003 BROKEN MORNING Jack Bond / Jack Bond / ITV feature films: 2019 TWIST Martin Owen / Ben Grass / Unstoppable Entertainment 2019 FOR LOVE OR MONEY Mark Murphy / Eric Woollard-White / Solar Productions 2019 THE INTERGALACTIC ADVENTURES OF Martin Owen / Alan Latham / Goldfinch MAX CLOUD 2018 PERIPHERAL Paul Hyett / Bill Kenwright / Bill Kenwright Films 2018 THE COVENANT Paul Hyett / Michael Riley / Sterling Films 2017 SOLIS Carl Strathie / Charlette Kilby / GSP Studios 2016 THE CRUCIFIXION Xavier Gens / Leon Clarance / Motion Picture Capital 2015 AWAITING Mark Murphy / Alan Latham / GSP Studios 2015 TREEHOUSE Michael G. Bartlett / Michael Guy Ellis / Aunt Max Entertainment 2015 THE COMEDIAN'S GUIDE TO SURVIVAL Mark Murphy / Alan Latham / Green Screen Productions 2013 THE CHRISTMAS CANDLE John Stephenson / Huw Penallt Jones / Big Book Media 2011 THE DIVIDE Xavier Gens / Juliette Hagopian, Darryn Welch/ Distinctive Film / Anchor Bay 2010 THE TERMS short Jason LaMotte / Allon Wechsler 2009 MOON Duncan Jones / Stuart Fenegan / Trudie Styler / Liberty Films, Sony Picture Classics 17 award wins and 16 nominations: BAFTA AWARD: Best outstanding Debut BAFTA nomination: Outstanding British Film BIFA: 2 awards & 5 nominations including Sitges – Catalonian Int FF: 4 awards including TONY NOBLE: Best Technical Achievement TONY NOBLE: Best Production Design Athens Int FF: Golden Athena Award Dinard British FF: Silver Hitchcock Award Edinburgh Int FF: 2 Awards: Best New British Feature Espoo Cine Int FF: Grand Gold Prize European Fantasy Film Gerardmer FF: 2 Awards London Critics Circle: Breakthrough British Film maker National Board of Review USA: Spotlight Award Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards: PFCS Award Seattle Int FF: Golden Space Needle Award James Little The Screen Talent Agency Rich Mix Building suite 1.W.10 35-47 Bethnal Green Road London E1 6LA tel 020 7729 7477 fax 020 7681 3588 email [email protected] web www.screen-talent.com .

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