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IAN SEYMOUR Editor Feature Film Credits Year Production Director & Production Co. 2013 NO MAN'S LAND (short) Oscar Barby/ NML Productions 2010 ANCIENT ASTRONOMERS OF TIMBUKTU Guy Spiller / Off The Fence 2009 RED CANYON Giovanni Rodriguez / Fireside Releasing 2008 IN BRUGES (assoc editor) Martin McDonagh/ Universal Focus 2007 SUMMER SCARS Julian Richards / Jinga Films 2006 PENELOPE Mark Palansky / Warner Brothers 2006 PRIDE AND JOY Ronan Glennane / RTE Arc Productions 2005 THE PROPOSITION John Hillcoat / Sony Pictures Australia 2005 THE RIVERKING Nick Willing / Momentum Releasing 2005 THE TOYBOX Paolo Sedezzari / Leopard Entertainment 2004 CHASING LIBERTY (co-editor) Andy Cadiff / Warner Brothers 2003 CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE (assoc editor) John Deery / Firefly Film and Television 2003 NED KELLY (co-editor) Gregor Jordan / Universal Pictures 2002 KILLING ME SOFTLY (assoc editor) Chen Kaige / M-G-M 2000 RELATIVE VALUES Eric Styles / Alliance Atlantis 2000 BEAUTIFUL CREATURES (assoc editor) Bill Eagles / Universal Pictures, DNA 1999 THE DEBTORS Evi Quaid / Independent 1999 PUSHING TIN (assoc editor) Mike Newell / Twentieth Century Fox 1998 LIVING OUT LOUD (assoc editor) Richard Lagravenese / New Line Cinema 1997 DONNIE BRASCO (assoc editor) Mike Newell / Columbia Tri-Star 1996 SECRETS AND LIES (assembly editor) Mike Leigh / Thin Man, October Film 1995 AN AWFULLY BIG ADVENTURE (assoc ed) Mike Newell / Fineline Features 1994 4 WEDDINGS & A FUNERAL (assembly ed) Mike Newell / Working Title & Polygram 1993 NAKED (assembly editor) Mike Leigh / Thin Man Films & CIBY 2000 Selected Television credits 2001 Night and Day LWT Granada Television 1990 My Family and Other Animals HBO 1988 The Fly Beeban Kidron / CH4 Intrinsic-london.com Rob Little & Jarek Zapora, 71-75 Shelton Street, London WC2H 9JQ 020 7470 8712 or [email protected] .

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