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Mccready Dale Elena McKinney Macartney Management Ltd DALE ELENA McCREADY NZCS - Director of Photography GRACE Director: John Alexander Producer: Kiaran Murray-Smith Starring: John Simm Tall Story Pictures / ITV TIN STAR (Series 3, Episodes 5 & 6) Director: Patrick Harkins Producer: Andy Morgan Starring: Tim Roth, Genevieve O’Reilly and Christina Hendricks Kudos Film and Television BELGRAVIA Director: John Alexander Producer: Colin Wratten Starring: Tamsin Greig, Philip Glenister and Alice Eve Carnival Film and Television BAGHDAD CENTRAL Director: Ben A. Williams Producer: Jonathan Curling Starring: Waleed Zuaiter, Corey Stoll and Bertie Carvel Euston Films TIN STAR (Series 2, Episodes 2, 5, 6 & 7) Directors: Gilles Bannier, Jim Loach and Chris Baugh. Producer: Liz Trubridge Starring: Tim Roth, Genevieve O’Reilly and Christina Hendricks Euston Films THE LAST KINGDOM (Series 3, Episodes 2 & 4) Director: Andy de Emmony Producers: Cáit Collins, Howard Ellis, Adam Goodman and Chrissy Skinns. Starring: Alexander Dreymon, Eliza Butterworth and Ian Hart. Carnival Film and Television THE SPLIT (Series 1) Director: Jessica Hobbs Producer: Lucy Dyke Starring: Nicola Walker, Stephen Mangan and Annabel Scholey. Sister Pictures Best TV Drama nomination – National Film Awards 2019 Gable House, 18 – 24 Turnham Green Terrace, London W4 1QP Tel: 020 8995 4747 E-mail: [email protected] www.mckinneymacartney.com VAT Reg. No: 685 1851 06 DALE ELENA McCREADY Contd ... 2 THE TUNNEL (Series 3, Episodes 1-2) Director: Anders Engstrom Producer: Toby Welch Starring: Clémence Poésy and Stephen Dillane Kudos Film and Television TIN STAR Director: Rowan Joffe, Craig Viveiros and Alice Troughton Producer: Mark Jobst Starring: Tim Roth, Christina Hendricks and Christopher Heyerdahl Kudos for Sky Atlantic Best Drama Series – Broadcast Awards 2018 Broadcast Digital Awards 2018 – Best Drama Programme A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Director: David Kerr Producer: Nikki Wilson Starring: John Hannah, Maxine Peake, Richard Wilson and Elaine Paige BBC Cymru Wales RTS Programme Award 2017 nomination – Best Single Drama AGATHA RAISIN (Series 1, Episodes 1-2) Director: Geoffrey Sax Producer: Matthew Mulot Starring: Ashley Jensen, Matthew Horne and Katy Wix Mammoth Screen STAN LEE'S LUCKY MAN (Series 1, Episodes 3-4) Director: David Caffrey Producer: Chris Clough Starring: James Nesbitt, Eve Best and Sienna Guillory Carnival Film and Television HIM Director: Andy De Emmony Producer: Chrissy Skinns Starring: Fionn Whitehead, Simona Brown and McKell David Mainstreet Pictures TATAU Director: Wayne Yipp Producer: John Rushton Starring: Joe Layton, Theo Barklem-Biggs and Cian Elyse White Touchpaper Television / South Pacific Pictures / BBC America DALE ELENA McCREADY Contd ... 3 CUCUMBER (Series 1, Episodes 4, 5 & 6) Director: Alice Troughton Producer: Matt Strevens Starring: Freddie Fox, Cyril Nri and Ardal O’Hanlon Red Productions Best Drama Writing Award - BAFTA Craft 2016 ATLANTIS (Series 2, Episodes 1-3) Director: Justin Molotnikov Producer: Gareth Williams Starring: Mark Addy, Jack Donnelly and Robert Emms Urban Myth Films / BBC / BBC America IN THE FLESH (Series 2, Episodes 5-6) Director: Alice Troughton Producer: John Rushton Starring: Luke Newberry and Wunmi Mosaku BBC BLACKWOOD (Feature Film) Director: Adam Wimpenny Producer: Adam Morane-Griffiths Starring: Greg Wise, Sophia Myles and Russell Tovey Wildcard Films BFI London Film Festival 2013 ATLANTIS (Series 1, Eps 1, 2, 3, 7, 8 & 9) Directors: Justin Molotnikov and Declan O’Dwyer Producers: Julian Murphy and Johnny Capps Starring: Mark Addy, Jack Donnelly and Robert Emms Urban Myth Films / BBC / BBC America DOCTOR WHO (Series 7, Episode 8) Director: Farren Blackburn Producer: Denise Paul Starring: Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman BBC PLEBS: THE ORGY (Pilot) Director: Sam Leifer Producer: Teddy Leifer Starring: Tom Rosenthal, Joel Fry, Ryan Sampson and Adrian Scarborough Winner: Best New Comedy Programme – British Comedy Awards 2013 BEING HUMAN (Series 5, Episodes 1-3) Director: Philip John Producer: Polly Buckle Starring: Michael Socha, Damien Molony and Kate Bracken BBC DALE ELENA McCREADY Contd ... 4 MERLIN (Series 5, Episodes 1-2) Director: Justin Molotnikov Producer: Sarah Hamill Starring: Colin Morgan, Richard Wilson, Angel Coulby and Anthony Head Shine Drama / BBC SILK (Series 2) Director: Peter Hoar, Alice Troughton and Jeremy Webb Producer: Richard Stoakes Starring: Maxine Peak, Rupert Penry Jones, Neil Stuke and Indira Varma BBC MERLIN (Series 4 - Episodes 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11) Directors: Alice Troughton, Justin Molotnikov, Jeremy Webb Producers: Julian Murphy and Johnny Capps Starring: Colin Morgan, Richard Wilson, Angel Coulby and Anthony Head Shine Drama / BBC DOCTOR WHO (Series 6 - Episode 3) Director: Jeremy Webb Producer: Marcus Wilson Starring: Matt Smith, Karen Gillan and Hugh Bonneville BBC TONY (Feature Film) - Shared DOP credit with David Higgs BSC Director: Gerard Johnson Producers: Paul Abbot and Dan McCulloch Starring: Peter Ferdinando, Ricky Grover and Neil Maskell Abbott Vision MADDIGAN’S QUEST Directors: Peter Burger, Charlie Haskell, Vanessa Alexander and Geoffrey Cawthorne Producer: Simon Bennett Starring: Rose McIver, Danielle Cormack and Jordan Metcalfe South Pacific Pictures / BBC SERIAL KILLERS Director: Mike Smith Producer: Judith Trye Starring: Robyn Malcolm, Dean O’Gorman and Antony Starr Landtry Limited BEING EVE Directors: Vanessa Alexander, Andrew Merrifield and Peter Salmon Producers: Vanessa Alexander and Peter Salmon Starring: Fleur Saville, Joanna Morrison and Stephen Lovatt South Pacific Pictures DALE ELENA McCREADY Contd ... 5 TEESH & TRUDE (Feature – shared DOP credit with Rob Bygott) Director: Melanie Rodriga Producers: Cecile B de Meux and Melissa Hasluck Starring: Susie Porter and Linda Cooper Screenwest LOVE MUSSEL (Feature Film) Director: Michael Hurst Executive Producer: Fiona Copland Starring: Pinky Agnew, Jason Brott and Katina Browne Frame Up Films MY TALKS WITH DEAN SPANLEY (2nd Unit) Director: Toa Fraser Producer: Atlantic Film Productions Starring: Peter O’Toole, Jeremy Northam, Sam Neill and Bryan Brown New Zealand Film Commission / Atlantic Film Productions / Miramax CLEOPATRA 2525 (Series 2 - Eps 11 & 13) Directors: Garth Maxwell and TJ Scott Producers: Robert Tapert and Sam Raimi Starring: Gina Torres, Victoria Pratt and Jennifer Sky Renaissance Pictures JACK OF ALL TRADES Director: Charlie Haskell Producers: Janine Dickins Starring: Bruce Campbell and Angela Dotchin Renaissance Pictures THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE LION, THE WITCH & THE WARDROBE (2nd Unit – DOP Donald McAlpine, Brad Shield) Director: Andrew Adamson Producer: Walden Media Starring: Tilda Swinton, James McAvoy and Jim Broadbent Walt Disney Pictures HERCULES: THE LEGENDARY JOURNEYS Director: Bruce Campbell Producer: Bernadette Joyce Starring: Kevin Sorbo, Michael Hurst and Meg Foster Renaissance Pictures YOUNG HERCULES Director: Simon Raby Producers: Janine Dickins and Cynthia Hsiung Starring: Ryan Gosling, John Bach and Dean O’Gorman Renaissance Pictures / Fox DALE ELENA McCREADY Contd ... 6 TOPLESS WOMEN TALK ABOUT THEIR LIVES (Feature Film) Director: Harry Sinclair Producers: Fiona Copland and Harry Sinclair Starring: Danielle Cormack and Joel Tobeck John Swimmer Productions Best Film - 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