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RUSSELL DEWULFF BOOTH Assistant Director – Selected CV RUSSELL DEWULFF BOOTH Assistant Director – Selected CV Address: Mortlake, London SW14 Mobile: 07817 888 557 Email: [email protected] FILMOGRAPHY Code 404 – Pilot (1 x 30min Comedy/Drama) June 2018 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Adam Jenkins, Dir: Ben Palmer, Line Prod: Clare Kerr, Prod: Tom Miller) Kudos/Water & Power Productions for SKY Scarborough – Pilot (1 x 30min Comedy) May 2018 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Adam Jenkins, Dir/Creator: Derren Litten, Prod Mngr: Lee Underwood, Prod: James Farrell) BBC Studios Harlots (8 x 45min Drama) September 2017 – April 2018 Key 2nd Assistant Director (1st ADs: Natalie Segal, Matthew Scrivener, Deborah Bowser, Line Pro: Rhian Griffiths, Prod: Grainne Marmion) Monumental for ITV/Hulu My Dinner With Hervé (TV Movie) June – August 2017 Key 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Tim Mannion, Dir: Sacha Gervasi, Line Pro: Nathalie Tanner, Execs: Richard Middleton, Ross Katz, Peter Dinklage) Red Castle Productions for HBO The End Of The F***ing World (4 x 60min Comedy/Drama) April – June 2017 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Natalie Segal, Line Pro: Rhian Griffiths, Prod: Kate Ogborn) Clerkenwell Films for Netflix/Channel 4 Altered (Short) March 2017 1st Assistant Director (Dir/Prod: Micheal O’Kelly, Prods: Tim Jordan, Matt Loudon) Emperor’s New Loaded (8 x 60min Comedy/Drama) October 2016 – March 2017 2nd Assistant Director (1st ADs: Jon Jennings & Tim Mannion, Line Prod: Adam Browne, Prod: Charlie Leech) Hillbilly for AMC/Channel 4 My Name is Lenny (Feature) September 2016 2nd Assistant Director: Dailies (1st AD: Alex Holt, Dir: Ron Scalpello, Prods: Nick Taussig, Paul Van Carter, Jamie McLean) Salon Pictures The Catchment (Short) August – September 2016 1st Assistant Director (Dir/Exec Prod: Ross Noble, Prods: Lucy Dyke & Jo Crowther, Exec. Prod: Jason Manford) Geoff Productions for SKY That’s The Spirit (Short) August – September 2016 1st Assistant Director (Dir: Sean Foley, Prods: Lucy Dyke & Jo Crowther, Exec. Prod: Jason Manford) Geoff Productions for SKY Drifters IV (6 x 30min Comedy) June - September 2016 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Tim Mannion, Dir: Al Campbell, Line Prod: Donna Mabey, Prod: Sam Pinnell) Bwark & Fudge Park for Channel 4 Episodes V (7 x 30min Comedy) March - June 2016 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Tim Mannion, Line Prod: Mark Kinsella Dir/Exec: Jeffrey Klarik, Execs: Jimmy Mulville, David Crane) Hat Trick for Showtime Marvin Can’t Fail (1 x 30min Comedy Pilot) March 2016 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Tim Mannion, Dir: Ian Fitzgibbon, Line Prod: Sam Moor, Prod: Tom Jordon, Execs: Jimmy Mulville, Paul Schelesinger) Hat Trick Murder In Successville (6 x 30min Comedy) January - February 2016 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Jon Jennings, Dir: James De Frond, Line Prod: Rachel Alabaster, Prod: Avril Spary) Tiger Aspect for BBC3 Neil Gaiman’s Likely Stories (4 x 30min Drama) December 2015 2nd Assistant Director: Dailies (1st AD: Ted Mitchell, Dirs: Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard, Prod: Gina Marsh) Sid Gentle for Sky Arts New Blood (7 x 60min Drama) September & November 2015 2nd Assistant Director: Dailies (1st ADs: Paul Dale & Mark Hopkins, Dirs: Anthony Philipson & Marc Wolff, Co Prod: Dean O’Toole) Eleventh Hour Films for BBC I want my Wife Back (6 x 30min Comedy) September - October 2015 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Adam Young, Dir: Paul Walker, Co Prod: Guy De Glanville, Prod: Mark Bussell & Justin Sbresni) Mainstreet/Busby for BBC Dickensian (20 x 30min Drama) September 2015 2nd Assistant Director: Dailies (1st AD: Marcus Caitlin, Dir: Andy Hay, Line Prod: Brian Kacynski, Prod: Tony Jordan) Red Planet Pictures for BBC Peter & Wendy (TV Movie) June – July 2015 2nd Assistant Director: Wire Shoot (1st AD: Mark Hopkins, Dir: Diarmuid Lawrence, Prods: Christian Baute & Stewart MacKinnon) Headline Pictures for ITV Drifters III (6 x 30min Comedy) July - August 2015 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Matt Gallagher, Dir: Al Campbell, Line Prod: Lorraine Goodman, Prod: Sam Pinnell) Bwark for Channel 4 The Job Lot III (6 x 30min Comedy Series) April – June 2015 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Tim Mannion, Dir: Sasha Ransome, Line Prod: Caroline Richards, Prod: Jim Poyser) Bigtalk for ITV Siblings II (6 x 30min Comedy Series) January – March 2015 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Matt Gallagher, Dir: Dan Zeff, Line Prod: Bianca Gavin, Prod: Phil Gilbert) Bwark for BBC3 Hoff The Record (6 x 30min Comedy) September – November 2014 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Natalie Segal, Dir: Natalie Bailey, Line Prod: David Finnigan, Prod: Krish Majundar) Me + You Productions for Dave Drifters II (6 x 30min Comedy) June - August 2014 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Matt Gallagher, Dir: Thomas Marshall, Line Prod: Caroline Richards, Prod: Sam Pinnell) Bwark for Channel 4 Babylon I (1 x 60min Drama) June 2014 2nd Assistant Director: 2nd Unit (1st AD: Jay Arthur, Dir: Jon S. Baird, Prod Man: Chan Chau, Line Prod: Dean O’Toole) Nightjack Ltd for Channel 4 The Interceptor (8 x 60min Drama) May 2014 2nd Assistant Director: Dailies (1st AD: Peter Nightingale, Dir: Farren Blackburn, Prod: Patrick Schweitzer) Grafton House Productions for BBC Man Up (Feature) May 2014 3rd Assistant Director: Additional Photography (1st AD: Matthew Hanson, Dir: Ben Palmer, Prod Man: Nick Hatton, Prod: Nira Park, James Biddle, Rachael Prior) Modern Love Films Ltd The Inbetweeners 2 (Feature) April – May 2014 2nd Assistant Director: Additional Photography (1st AD: Matt Gallagher, Dirs: Damon Beesley, Iain Morris, Prod Man: Robin Davies, Prod: Spencer Millman) Bwark Productions The Job Lot II (6 x 30min Comedy Series) February – March 2014 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Matt Gallagher, Dir: Luke Snellin, Line Prod: Caroline Richards, Prod: Imogen Cooper) Bigtalk for ITV Siblings (6 x 30min Comedy Series) November – December 2013 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Matt Gallagher, Dir: Dan Zeff, Line Prod: Bianca Gavin, Prod: Phil Gilbert) Bwark for BBC3 Babylon (feature length Drama pilot) October 2013 2nd Assistant Director: Dailies (1st AD: Andi Coldwell, Dir/Prod: Danny Boyle, Prod Man: Nicola Morrow, Line Prod: Dean O’Toole) Nightjack Ltd for Channel 4 Endeavour II (1 x 2hr Drama) September 2013 2nd Assistant Director: Dailies (1st AD: Marcus Catlin, Dir: Kristoffer Nyholm, Line Prod: Helga Dowie, Prod: Camille Gatin) Mammoth Screen for ITV SELECTED OTHER WORK Brothers Of Italy (30min Drama Short/ Pilot) April - May 2018 Assistant Director - Prep (Dir/Prod: Marco Petrucco, Prod/Prod Mngr: Sam Seivwright, Exec: Adam Kempton) Hoofprint Productions/ Isle Of Man Film Argos Yetis in Tactical (Commercial) September 2016 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Michael O’Kelly, Dirs: Ben Hanson, Simon Frost, Prod: Naz Hosenie) Carbon, CHI & Partners for Argos What Live feels like: Freddie Flintoff (Commercial) June 2016 1st Assistant Director (Dir: Daniel Castella, Prod: Licia Conn, Exec Prod: Alex Cooper) The Wagon TV for Stub Hub/ eBay Unilever Channel 4 Idents (8 x 15sec Idents) December 2015 1st Assistant Director (Dir: Markus Meedt, Prod Man: James McColgan, Head of Prod: Matt Loudon) Recipe for Unilever Travel Safe (4 x 10 – 30sec Infomercials) April 2015 1st Assistant Director (Dir: Taz Thomas, Prod: Kiri Grant) KG Productions for South West Transport Primula (1 x 30sec Advert) September 2013 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Mel Nortcliffe, Dir: Jacqueline Wright, Prod: Kate Pirouet, Prod Man: Jules Collings) Quiet Storm for Primula Ltd Best Of Men (TV Movie) April 2012 3rd Assistant Director & 1st Assistant Director: 2nd Unit (1st AD: Jon Older, Dir: Tim Whitby, Prod: Harriet Davison) Whitby Davison for BBC Canon BTL and Trade Film (2 x 30sec commercial) February 2012 2nd Assistant Director (1st AD: Will Cummins, Dirs: Julian Kemp, Steve Murphy, Prod: Nicole Streak) Sting Ltd for Canon James Cordon: May I have Your Attention Please? (Web Commercial) September 2011 1st Assistant Director (Dir/Prod: Ben Winston, Prod Man: Carly Shackleton) Fulwell 73 for Century Publishing More work available via IMDB link: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2412149/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 CRB Checked. First Aid qualified. Full, clean driving license. References available upon request. Limited Company: Red Wolf Films Limited. .
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