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Jo Drake Hair & Make-Up Artist Jo Drake Hair & Make-Up Artist Television/Film/Photographic 07803 501983 www.jodrake.co.uk [email protected] I am highly experienced and qualified broadcast, film and photographic make- up artist based in London having worked extensively for major UK broadcasters and production companies including ITV, BBC, Channel 4, Sky, Hat Trick, ITN and Flame Television. I’ve covered all genres including news, entertainment, ob docs, scripted reality, sport, current affairs and live events. Television Credits (Selected) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Charles at 70 Nov 2018 BBC Studios/BBC1 Documentary of the life of Prince Charles as he turns 70. Harry and Meghan: A Royal Engagement Nov 2017 Renegade Pictures/BBC1 Documentary presented by Kirsty Young about the royals Elizabeth & Philip: Love and Duty July – Sept 2017 BBC Studios/BBC Documentary presented by Kirsty Young for BBC1 World War One Remembered: Passchendaele July 2017 BBC Studios/BBC1 Show presented by Dan Snow and Kirtsy Young covering the commemorations of the Battle of Passchendaele in Belgium. John Bishop In Conversation With April 2016 BBC Studios/BBC1 Prime time series with John Bishop interviewing guests Her Majesty the Queens 90th Birthday. June 2016 Lola Entertainment/BBC1 Live coverage celebrating the queen’s 90 birthday presented by Kirsty Young BBC History Quiz: The Tudors. Sept 2015 BBC Studios/BBC2 Make up designer for the guests Attenborough At 90 Sept 2015 BBC Studios/BBC1 Celebration of David Attenborough career presented by Kirsty Young Battle of Britain 75th Anniversary service at Westminster Abbey Sept 2015 BBC Studios/BBC1 Live broadcast of from Westminster Abbey presented by Dan Snow and Kirsty Young The Festival of Quilts Exhibition & The Knitting & Stitching Show Aug 2014 Create & Craft TV Live show presented from the NEC Unbelievable Moments Caught on Camera Dec 2014 Celebro Studios/ITV1 Page 1 Series presented by Alistair Stewart Made in Chelsea 2013 - 2014 Monkey Kingdom Productions/ITV Make-up & hair designer for the cast. Crimewatch Jan 2008 - Dec 2012 BBC Studio/BBC1 Make up artist for all presenters and quests that appeared on the live series. Fantasy Football May 2012 Avalon/Sky One A series of sketches and adverts featuring Harry Redknapp and wife BBC 999 Awards July 2012 BBC Studios/BBC1 Live awards show presented by Lenny Henry Newsnight May 2011 – Oct 2011 BBC Studios/BBC2 Hair and make up for presenters Jeremy Paxman and Kirsty Wark plus guests. BBC News 24 July 2011– Oct 2011 BBC News Make-up and hair for presenters and guests BBC World News Nov 2010 – Oct 2011 Make-up and hair for news presenters and guests for the BBC Breakfast News. Celebrity Antiques Road Trip July – Aug 2010 STV Productions/Channel4 Make-up for for celebrities Katie Durham, Terry Wogam, Tom Conti, Carolone Qunitan, Charlie Ross and Charles Hansen. Other selected Credits: A regular on various shows for GMTV, ITN, and Have I Got News For You 2000 - 2010 Advertising and Corporate Productions for Key Brands: HMRC, HIVE, Adam & Eve, BP, Stagecoach, P&G, Credit Suisse, Land Rover, Bombay Sapphire Saatchi, Ballantines, Faber and Faber, BP, Barclays, Acer Computers, Vodafone, Hyundai, LG, Nokia, Peroni, Barclays Bank, McDonalds, NatWest, HSBC, Shell Group, O2, Yahoo, Ford, Canon, Production company, Nike ACG, Debenhams, Sofitel, Wispa, Transworld publishers. Live Events (selected): Bafta - A Life in Television: Sir Michael Parkinson Make-up for host Kirsty Young BAFTA - A life In Television: Sir Trevor McDonald Make-up for host Kirsty Young Fashion Week Assisted make-up designer Thomaz Straszewski Page 2 .
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