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Director of Photography Director of Photography MARI YAMAMURA Represented by Reel Angels m: +44(0)7972129854 e:[email protected] www.reelangels.tv Language: English/Japanese Full clean driving license 18 years of experience Career Summary - Film & Television Credits Include “Kesulat” (feature film) D.O.P. 2K: ARRI ALEXA Prod: Jimi Tihofsi Dir: Alan M Trow BSC “Doctors” Episodes “Lullaby” D.O.P. Sony F55 “False Friend” Prod: BBC Studios “Lamb Dopiaza Nights” Dir: Peter Fearon “Sophie’s Choice” Dir: Garry Williams “Best Friend” Dir: Miranda Howard-Williams “The Beautiful Game” Dir: David Beauchamp “Free-Fi-Wifi” Dir: Piotr Szkopiak “Hear No Evil” “He Says She Says” “Walking Back To Happiness” “Extra Time” “Know When To Fold” “Random Acts - Fragile” (short film) D.O.P. HD: Canon C100 Prod: Calling the Shots Films Ltd for Channel 4 Dir: Anna Hunter-Funnell “Bristol Old Vic Theatre School” Actor's Showreels D.O.P. HD: Black Magic Cinema Camera Prod: Bristol Old Vic Theatre School Dir: Stuart Napier “Gwynfor” (dramatic reconstruction) D.O.P. 4K: Red Epic Prod: Apollo Television Dir: Rhys Powys “Time Travellers Support Group” (short film) D.O.P. HD: Canon C100 Dir: Nicole Paglia “Wretch Gig – Hollyoaks” B camera Operator (Multi Camera) HD: Sony PDW700 Prod: Lime Pictures Dir: Lee Skelly D.O.P: Steph Hardt “Doctor Who III” B Cam Operator (Dailies) HD: Sony HDW-F900R Prod: BBC Wales D.O.P: Rory Taylor “As If 2” MiniDV Operator MiniDV:Sony DSR-PD150 Prod: Carnival Films Ltd Dir: Brian Grant D.O.P: Witold Stok B.S.C. “1 Day” (Feature Film) Focus Puller Prod: Blast Films HD: Sony HDW-F900R Dir: Penny Woolcock D.O.P: Graham Smith “Dracula” B Cam Focus Puller S16mm Prod: ITV Production for BBC D.O.P: Cinders Forshaw B.S.C./Julian Court B.S.C. “Tess of the D'Urberbilles” Focus Puller (Dailies) S35mm Prod: BBC D.O.P: Wojciech Szepel “Dirk Gently” B Cam Focus Puller (Dailies) Red One Prod: ITV for BBC4 D.O.P: Balazs Bolygo BSC HSC “Torchwood I & II” Focus Puller (Dailies) HD Prod: BBC Wales Dir: Colin Teague D.O.P: Mark Waters/Simon Butcher/Jez Castleton Promo/Commercial/Corporate/Documentary Credit Include “Sophie Ellis-Bextor - 'Young Blood' & 'Runaway Dreamer'” D.O.P. (music videos) Prod: Sophie Ellis-Bextor HD: Canon C100 Dir: Sophie Muller “The Wombats – 'Love Anxiety' & 'Joy Division'” (concert D.O.P. backdrop) Prod: ML Studio HD: Panasonic AF101 Dir: Marcus Lyall “Queen Mary University of London – ‘Mindset’ & ‘Student D.O.P. Voice’” (corporate) Prod/Dir: Melodie Roulaud HD: Canon C100 “Panasonic DVX-200 Japan Tour” D.O.P. 4K: DVX-200 (corporate) Prod: Panasonic Marketing Europe GmbH “Liz Crow: Figures – Firing” (art Installation) D.O.P. HD: C100 Prod: Roaring Girl Productions Dir: Liz Crow “Lady Gaga Skype” (corporate) 2nd Unit D.O.P. HD: Canon C300 Prod: Omni Productions Dir: Richard Penfold Main Unit D.O.P.: Louie Blystad-Collins “Old El Paso Videos” (corporate) B cam Operator HD: Canon C300 Prod: Omni Productions Dir: Richard Penfold D.O.P.: Louie Blystad-Collins “Nationwide – Pride” (corporate) B Cam Operator HD: Digi Beta Prod: Wordley Production Dir: Mark Wordley D.O.P.: Tony Yates “Dal Yma Nawr” (documentary feature) MiniDV Camera Operator S16mm / miniDV Prod: Fiction Factory Dir: Marc Evans D.O.P: Jimmy Dibling “Chemical Brothers” (concert backdrop) Focus Puller D21/Phantom Prod: Black Dog Films Dir: Marcus Lyall & Adam Smith D.O.P: Richard Stewart “IKEA – Cats” (commercial) Focus Puller S35mm/D21/Alexa Prod: Stink Dir: Adam Berg D.O.P: Richard Stewart “Stephen Hawking’s Universe – Time Travel” Focus Puller Red One (documentary) Prod: Darlow Smithson Dir: Nathan Williams D.O.P.: Nic Morris B.S.C. “Royal Bank of Scotland” (corporate) Focus Puller HD Prod: The Edge Picture Company Dir: Richard Crombie D.O.P: Stuart Luck Qualifications BA Honours in Film, Video and Photographic Arts (Film Pathway) at University of Westminster Foundation Course in Art and Design at Somerset College of Arts and Technology BSc in Single Honours Economics at University of Southampton Referees Mr. Alan M. Trow B.S.C. Mr. Graham Smith (Director of Photography) (Director of Photography) Mobile: 07896 044044 Mobile: 07860 239476 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] .
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