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Mervyn Moore PRINCESTONE ! +44 (0) 208 883 1616 " [email protected] MERVYN MOORE SOUND RECORDIST / MIXER Selected credits: Title Director / Producer Production Company THE DUBLIN MURDERS John Hayes / Euston Films / Veritas Ent./ TV series based on Tana French’s crime novels Carmel Maloney Element Pictures TORVILL AND DEAN Giles MacKinnon / Darlow Smithson / TV film narrating the early years of the ice dancing Emma Burge Northern Ireland Screen / duo / Cast: Will Tudor, Poppy Lee Friar for ITV THE LOBSTER Yorgos Lantimos / Limp Films / Surreal sci-fi rom-com / Cast: Rachel Weisz, Ceci Dempsey, Ed Guiney, Element Pictures Colin Farrell, John C. Reilley, Olivia Coleman Lee Magiday, Andrew Lowe Lea Seydoux, Ben Wittenshall Loc: Dublin and County Kerry, Ireland COME HOME Andrea Harkin / Red for BBC1 Family drama (3 x 60mins) Madonna Batiste Cast: Christopher Eccleston, Paula Malcomson LINE OF DUTY Douglas Mackinnon / BBC Drama & World Prods. Cast: Martin Compson, Vicky McClure, Daniel Nettenheim Adrian Dunbar THE LODGE (NORTH STAR) Matt Bloom / Zodiak Media / 10-part musical drama series / Cast: Sophie Simnett, Exec. Prod. Steven Andrew Disney Ch. Bethan Wright, Luke Newton, Jade Alleyne Loc: Northern Ireland JEKYLL & HYDE Colin Teague / ITV 10-part series/Cast: Tom Bateman, Richard E. Grant Foz Allen, Trevor Ingman Loc: Sri Lanka THE TRUTH COMMISSIONER Declan Recks / Big Fish / Samson Films Political thriller / Cast: Roger Allam, Conleth Hill, Kevin Jackson, David Collins Loc: Northern Ireland & Republic of Ireland TAKE DOWN Jim Gillespie / Pinewood Films Contemporary thriller / Cast: Jeremy Sumpter Sarah Black, Alex Brown Loc: Isle of Man, Anglesey & Cardiff DRACULA UNTOLD Gary Shore Universal Cast: Luke Evans, Dominic Cooper, Samantha Banks Loc: Northern Ireland A THOUSAND TIMES GOODNIGHT Erik Poppe / Finn Jgerdrum, Paradox /Newgrange Pictures Cast: Juliette Binoche, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Stein B. Kvae, Jackie Larkin Loc: Morocco, Ireland SHADOW DANCER James Marsh / Chris Coen, Unanimous Pictures Cast: Clive Owen, Gillian Anderson, Ed Guiney Andrea Riseborough, Domhnall Gleeson Loc: Republic of Ireland GAME OF THRONES Alan Taylor, Alik Sakharov, HBO EMMY Winner Best Sound 2012 David Petrarca, David Nutter Cast: Sean Bean, Mark Addy, Michelle Fairley Neil Marshall Lena Heady, Iain Glen, Aiden Gillen Loc: Northern Ireland, Croatia, Iceland 1 PRINCESTONE ! +44 (0) 208 883 1616 " [email protected] A BELFAST STORY Nathan Todd / John Todd Adnuco Pictures Cast: Colm Meaney NEVERLAND Nick Willing / Alan Moloney, Parallel Films Cast: Bob Hoskins, Rhys Ifans, Anna Friel Redmond Morris, Robert Halmi Snr WHEN HARVEY MET BOB Nick Renton / Kate Trigg, Great Meadow Cast: Domhnall Gleeson, Ian Hart Catherine Magee / Robert Cooper ANGELS & DEMONS Ron Howard / Dan Brown, Sony Pictures (Rome) European loc. Cast: Tom Hanks, Todd Hallowell, John Calley, Ewan McGregor, Ayelet Zurer Brian Grazer HUNGER Steve McQueen / Ian Canning, Blast Films 2009 IFTA Winner Best Film Sound Peter Carlton, Edmund Coultard, Cast: Michael Fassbender, Liam Cunningham Jan Younghusband FIFTY DEAD MEN WALKING Kari Skogland / Kyle Lundberg, Future Films / Hand Made Cast: Sir Ben Kingsley, Ben Sturges Peter La Terrier, Shawn Williamson Films BECOMING JANE Julian Jarold / Robert Bernstein Ecosse Films / Blueprint 2008 IFTA Nominated Best Film Sound Douglas Rae, Graham Broadbent, Pictures / Octagon Films Cast: Anne Hathaway, James McAvoy James Flynn, Morgan O’Sullivan BLOOD & CHOCOLATE Katja Von Garnier / Robert Bernacchi Lakeshore Entertainment Cast: Agnes Brukner, Hugh Dancy, Hawk Koch, Tom Rosenberg, Gary Oliver Martinez Lucchesi, Richard Wright LASSIE Charles Sturridge / Andrew Lowe, Collie Film Productions 2007 IFTA Winner Best Film Sound Ed Guiney Cast: Peter O’Toole, Samantha Morton, John Lynch ISOLATION Billy O’Brien / Andrew Lowe, Castle Film Production Cast: John Lynch, Ruth Negga, Essie Davis Ed Guiney, Ruth Kelly Letts LEAGUE OF GENTLEMEN Steve Bendelac / Peter Bennet-Jones, League Film Productions / APOCALYPSE Greg Brenman, Ed Guiney Tiger Aspect Cast: Mark Gatis, Steve Pemberton, Reece Shearsmith FREEZEFRAME John Simpson / Michael Casey Parallel World Productions Cast: Lee Evans, Ian McNice MYSTICS David Blair / Mark O’sullivan Essex Film Productions Cast: Milo O’Shea, David Kelly PUCKOON Terrence Ryan / Ken Tuohy Insight Ventures Ltd Cast: Elliot Gould, Sean Hughes, DISCO PIGS Kirsten Sheridan / Ed Guiney D.P. Productions Cast: Cillian Murphy, Elaine Cassidy THE MOST FERTILE MAN IN IRELAND Dudi Appleton / David Colins Samson Films Cast: Kris Marshall, Bronagh Gallagher THIS IS MY FATHER Paul Quinn / Stewart Harding, Hummingbird Productions Cast: Aiden Quinn, James Caan Philip King ACCELERATOR Vinnie Murphy / Michael Garland Gazboro Productions Cast: Stuart Sinclair Blythe, Gavin Kelty DIVORCING JACK David Cafferty / Stephen Wooley Scala Productions Cast: David Thewless, Rachel Griffiths Nik Powell Features as Boom Operator: BRASSED OFF, THE SECRET AGENT, MUPPET TREASURE ISLAND, HACKERS, CARRINGTON, FUNNY BONES, WIDOWS PEAK, INTO THE WEST, THE PALYBOYS, HEAR MY SONG, DECEMBER BRIDE 2 PRINCESTONE ! +44 (0) 208 883 1616 " [email protected] Selected TV drama credits: Title Director / Producer Production Company ABOVE SUSPICION II – The Red Dahlia Gillies Mackinnon / Lynda La Plante La Plante Productions Cast: Ciaran Hinds, Kelly Reilly Liz Thorburn, Chris Clough OCCUPATION Nick Murphy / Derek Wax Kudos Film & TV Winner of 2010 RTS Best Sound on Drama Laurie Borg BAFTA winner Cast: Stephen Graham, James Nesbitt MESSIAH V (THE RAPTURE) Harry Bradbeer / Robert Cooper Great Meadow Productions Cast: Mark Warren, Marsha Thomason Kate Triggs, Richard Broke FAIRYTALES Euros Lynn, Peter Lydon, Hat Trick Productions Series (4 x eps) Paul Wittington, Catherine Moorehead / Cast: Bernard Hill, James Nesbitt, Mark Readhead, Rhonda Smyth, Denise Van Outen, Lee Ingleby Hanna Pescedo TALK TO ME Derbhla Walsh / George Faber, Company Pictures Cast: Max Beesley, Joe Milson, Laura Fraser Charlie Pattison, Mat Jones SKINS Paul Gay, Adam Smith, Minkie Spiro Company Pictures / Series 1 Chris Clough / George Faber, Bryan Elsley, Stormdog Films Cast: Nick Hoult, Dev Patel, Harry Enfield Charlie Pattison, Chris Clough TRIAL & RETRIBUTION VIII Paul Unwin / Linda La Plante, La Plante Productions (THE BLUE EIDERDOWN) Chris Clough Cast: David Hayman, Victoria Smurfitt MESSIAH IV – (THE HARROWING) Paul Unwin / Robert Cooper, Kate & Great Meadow Productions Cast: Ken Stott, Helen McCrory, Neil Dudgeon Patrick Trigg, Chris Ottinger, Peter Norris BORN & BRED Ian Knox, Rob Evans, Simon Massey, BBC Series 1 & 2 David Innes Edwards, Dominic Brigstoke, Cast: Michael French, James Bolam, Johnny Campbell, Paul Harrison / Maggie Stead, Clive Swift, Jenna Russell, Simon Lewis, Sue Hog, Chris Chibnal, Donald Gee Chris Clough THE STRETFORD WIVES Peter Webber / Laura Mackie, BBC Cast: Fay Ripley, Lindsay Coulson, Hilary Salmon, Kate Bartlett Clare Rushbrook, Rita Tushingham WITHOUT MOTIVE Bernard Fairfax, Delyth Thomas / Meridian & Aliby Productions Series 2 Tim Vaughn, Linda James, Cast: Ross Kemp, Ken Cranham, Jamie Foreman Michael Buck, Chris Clough AS THE BEAST SLEEPS Harry Bradbeer / Robert Cooper, BBC N. IRE Cast: Sean Graham, Colm Convey Tony Roe BALLYKISSANGEL Simon Meyers, Simon Massey, Mike World Productions / Series 4, 5 & 6 Cocker, Peter Lydon, Nigel Bristoe, BBC N. IRE. Cast: Tony Doyle, Colin Farrell, Bosco Hogan, Paul Harrison, Paul Duane, Frank Smith, Tina Kellegher, Lorcan Cranithch, Birdie Sweenie, Alan McMillan / Sophie Belhetchet, Tony Mark Benton, Dierdre Donnely, Don Wycherley Garnet, Chris Clough, Davis Shanks EUREKA STREET Adrian Shergold / Robert Cooper, BBC / RTE DRAMA Cast: Mark Benton, Dervla Kirwan, Vincent Regan Claire Duignan, Debra Hauer 3 .
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