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6 Ridge St, North Sydney, NSW 2060 p. +61 2 8458 1300 | e. [email protected] rmkcrew.com.au STEPHEN BYE DOCUMENTARIES Football and Communism BBC Four Dir. Sean Hughes Football and Facism BBC Four Dir.Sean Hughes Premiership Priory BBC One Dir. Stephen Boulton Ol’ Big head BBC One Dir.Mark Cole The Special One BBC One Dir. Jason Bernard Kindertransport BSkyB Dir.David Molstein World Cup Superstars Octagon UK Dir. Mandy Cran The Howard Years ABC TV TELEVISION Find My Family, Four Corners, Better Homes and Gardens, The One, 7.30 Report, The Movie Show, Bush Doctors, The Footy Show, Creature Features, Country Matters, The Cricket Show, ABC TV News (Au) Robot wars (UK), Big Brother (UK), Wife Swap (UK), Homes under the Hammer (UK), APTN Entertainment, Sky News, CNN, NBC News , ITN, This Morning, Airline, The South Bank Show Exclusive & Explosive RTL , European Business News, Bullseye TV, Tonight with Trevor Macdonald, Country Cops , The Money Programme, Panorama and MTV, UK Today Show, A Current Affair, Kerri-Anne Kennerly, Stateline, BBC Sport, F1 special. COMMERCIALS Austral Homes (Aust.) Monster Films Dir. Grant Markert SonyBMG (UK) Dir. Phil Kendall Tesco (UK) Every little helps campaign x 4 - Dir. Marcus Harrison Barclaycard Premiership Visa Dir Lesley Wilson BSkyB Sports Premier League season launch Dir. Gray Terch Opening Titles Football Focus BBC Sport Dir. Glen Levy Opening Titles Boxing BBC Sport Dir. Sean Hughes Opening Titles African Cup of Nations 2004 Tunisia BBC Dir. Phil Sipson Opening Titles African Cup of Nations 2002 Mali BBC Dir. Stefano Bozzi Opening titles MOTD 2 BBC Dir. Tim Boyd CORPORATE British Airways Travelogues Paris, Rabat, Frankfurt, New York, Oslo, Budapest & Malaga Megan Gale /David Jones launch, Impact communications, QANTAS Inflight entertainment various features including Cathy Freeman at Thursday Island, Ice Golf Tournament in Greenland Drambouie UK Nuance communication DVD for Eurocam, Sony BMG (UK) Product launches and interviews, Deutche Bank location Madrid, Coca Cola, NATWEST Bank, Vauxhall, Barclaycard, Shell, ING, Waitrose, Carling, Adidas and Sainsburys. TW Steel watches in Melbourne with David Coultard. EPK’S AND MOVIE RELEASE PUBLICITY Dozens of EPK’s and Junkets (All involving 2 camera set ups) including Tomorrow Never Dies , Hunchback of Notre Dame, Air Force One, World is Not Enough, Sweat, Anita and Me , The Avengers , Creep, Invasion Earth ......Tribeca ,Venice, Cannes and London Film festivals. Moviewatch Channel Four presenter links interviews and behind the scenes features. The Movie Show, BSkyB set visits links and interviews Showbiz Weekly BSkyB Interviews with Hollywood A-list celebrities Widescream Productions Various EPK’s , interviews and set visits including Morocco and Bucharest. SPORT BBC Sport 2000-2006 Football Focus, Grandstand , Rugby Special, Match of the day, FA Cup, Wimbledon, 6 Nations, Sports Personality of the year, Sport Relief World Swimming Championships Barelona and The Boat Race. 2006 World Cup features in Angola, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Trinidad and Tobago, United Kigdom and USA Transworld Sport & Futbol Mundial (IMG/TWI) shooting in worldwide locations including Antigua, Finland ,Seychelles, Norway,Thailand, USA and France. Octagon UK Road to Asia series,Road to Portugal series and Western Union Football show, ISL/FIFA football show shooting features in worldwide locations including Costa Rica, Germany, Caribbean, Sweden and Egypt. Legends of Cricket Series Octagon Aust. Fox Sports Australia including Total Football, Fox Sports FC, Fox Sports News, Fox Rugby league and Fox Promos Wide World of Sport including The Footy Show, Iso camera for NRL match coverage and Eng coverage Horse racing Speedweek/AVE Productions including Drifting, Bathurst 1000 Waterskiing and Powerboat Channel Nines Autumn Carnival 2011 SPORTING TOURNAMENTS FIFA World Cup Germany 6 weeks Hamburg/Berlin BBC Sport Africa Cup of Nations 2002 Mali 4 weeks Bamako BBC Sport Africa Cup of Nations 2004 Tunisia 4 weeks Tunis BBC Sport 2004 UEFA Cup Portugal 5 weeks based in Porto BBC Sport 2004 Athens Olympics special REFERENCES: 31 August, 2007 Dear Sir / Madam, Re: Stephen Bye reference I am writing to tell you of my experience of the cameraman Stephen Bye. Steve was my first choice to film with for several years, up until his return to Sydney last year. In that time he filmed for BBC Sport at the World Cup and European Championships in football. He also filmed the BBC1 documentary Premiership Priory in which we spent three months filming in former England captain Tony Adams’ addiction clinic. It was a very delicate situation because we were dealing with drug addicts, alcoholics and gamblers, all in therapy. Steve was the perfect man for the job. Great pictures, great work ethic and a feel for the editorial needs of the situation. Steve is hardworking and creative. The pictures he shoots are beautiful. He also knows how to best cut his cloth when time is tight. I would thoroughly recommend him for any projects. If you need any further reference please don’t hesitate to give me a call. Yours faithfully, Steve Boulton Series Editor, BBC Football BBC Sport Television Centre London W12 7RJ (w) 0044 208 22 57308 (m) 0044 7711 984 316 Reference regarding Steve Bye: I have worked with Steve Bye on countless occasions during his time in the UK. I first worked with him in 2004 and soon found him to be my favoured cameraman. In fact, as I have also worked at rival broadcasters ITV and Sky Sports I think I would be in a good position to say he would be one of, if not the best cameraman I have worked with. The work Steve has done with me varies from beautifully lit sit? down in depth interviews to quick turnaround, quick reaction pieces where the cameraman needs to have his wits about him. Not only does he understand direction quickly and translate that to excellent images he is also able to operate with the minimum of directorial input when such events require it. He understands the need for artistic images and what makes a perfect shot and is therefore an excellent "art" or iso cameraman as well as superb in filming interviews, observational material or outside broadcasts. I would not hesitate in thoroughly recommending him. Tim Boyd * Producer, BBC Sport Room 5110 * Television Centre * Wood Lane * London * W12 7RJ M: +44 (0)7968 070120 T: +44 (0)20 857 61087 F: +44 (0)20 87493560 [email protected] To whom it may concern: Stephen bye is without doubt one of the very finest cameramen I have worked with in my 7 years producing/directing for BBC Sport. His creativity, effort, work rate and good spirit made him the perfect colleague, and his return to Australia left a hole in the BBC's camera roster which it is still struggling to fill. I was privileged to have Steve work on much of my best received work, including a short film which was short listed for this year's Royal Television Society Awards. I can say with some assurance that the film would not have been the piece it was, without Steve's input. Stuart Hutchison BBC Sport Tel: 020 8576 9550 Mob: 07870 348745 .
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