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Work History Testimonials Contact Blog Wales – West Midlands – London – +44 7813 064680 Home Work History Testimonials Contact Blog Wo r k H i s t o r y Here's a table of work so far this year. Below it is a full list of previous credits. Production Title Broadcaster/Client Director Notes/Project description Date Company Connected Virgin Trains Virgin Trains Jon Ayres Two days recording members of staff reading lines from a poem and also Nov Pictures poem being interviewed. 2019 Kalel Rich Kids Go Channel 5 Star Nana Wilson Two days recording in Great Yarmouth for this returning series where a young Oct 2019 Productions Skint person from a privileged background lives in the home of a family from the other end of the wealth divide, to experience life on a budget. Boundless Grand Designs Channel 4 Marc Beers A presenter-day at the very early stages of what looks like an incredibly Oct 2019 Productions challenging building conversion Only Today TV Facebook/WCMX Instagram Joyce Tsang Two days working with an incredible, young, WCMX competitor for an Oct 2019 Instagram promo Arrow Yet to be Co- Kenny Scott A day working on this doc (undiclosable content), near Cirencester. Oct 2019 International announced production/multiple Media Ltd. territories Kalel Rich Kids Go Channel 5 Star Nana Wilson Two days recording in Southend on Sea for this returning series where a Oct 2019 Productions Skint young person from a privileged background lives in the home of a family from the other end of the wealth divide, to experience life on a budget. Kalel Rich Kids Go Channel 5 Star Nana Wilson Two days recording in Lincoln for this returning series where a young person Oct 2019 Productions Skint from a privileged background lives in the home of a family from the other end of the wealth divide, to experience life on a budget. DMS Media Dream Car Toyota Jake Hayes A day at a delightful primary school, recording kids imagining the car of the Oct 2019 future Kalel Rich Kids Go Channel 5 Star David Noble Two days recording in Leicester for this returning series where a young Sept Productions Skint person from a privileged background lives in the home of a family from the 2019 other end of the wealth divide, to experience life on a budget. Robin Hood The Great British BBC Duncan Hess A final day filming for the finale of this doc about Matlock Bath Sept Media Staycation 2019 Moose video Primark Primark Josef Hrehorow A day recording vox pops at a Primark event Sept production 2019 company IRIS Nation Haven Holidays Haven Holidays Michael J. Fearns Three days mixing an APA commercial for Haven Holidays Sept Worldwide 2019 Culture Colony On Bear Ridge National Theatre Pete Telfer Filming of rehearsals for a promo for On Bear Ridge, by National Theatre Sept Vision Wales Wales 2019 BBC Studios The One Show BBC One Alec Lindsall A presenter-day at the quirky 'Straightliners' land speed event on Pendine Sept sands. 2019 Kalel Rich Kids Skint Channel 5 Star David Noble Three days filming an episode in this formatted 'ob doc' series showing a Sept Productions Holiday young person from a privileged background, on holiday with a family at the 2019 other end of the wealth divide. In this case, camping near Derby. James PYLON James Paddock James Padock I recorded sound and did the sound design for an art instalation by artist Sept Paddock, artist James Paddock, which premiered at the A-side/B-side gallery London. The 2019 installation explores the world of a young woman as she expereiences a psychotic episode and incorporates auditory hallucination. Some of this was recorded binaurally. Something I learned along the way was that when someone hears voices in their head, they aren't 'imagined' as such, in the sense that I can imagine a conversation with someone and imagine their side of the conversation in their voice. No! Voice-hearers are experiencing the voice more realistically...brain scans have shown that their auditory cortex lights up when voice-hearing, in the same way as it would when hearing a 'real' voice. Fascinating stuff! Kalel Rich Kids Skint Channel 5 Star Alice Wylie Three days filming an episode in this formatted 'ob doc' series showing a Sept Productions Holiday young person from a privileged background, on holiday with a family at the 2019 other end of the wealth divide. In this case, wild-camping in East Sussex. Avanti/Nine Songs of Praise BBC One David Waters Another presenter-day with the lovely Songs of Praise team at the The Coptic Aug Lives Orthodox Church Centre in Stevenage. 2019 Kalel Rich Kids Skint Channel 5 Star Alice Wylie Three days filming an episode in this formatted 'ob doc' series showing a Productions Holiday young person from a privileged background, on holiday with a family at the other end of the wealth divide. In this case, caravanning in Bridlington. Robin Hood The Great British BBC Duncan Hess Four days on a documentary about the quirky town of Matlock Bath Aug Media Staycation 2019 Boundless House of the Channel 4 Ned Williams A presenter day, revisiting one of the more impressive properties from the Aug Productions Year current series of Grand Designs. 2019 Kalel Rich Kids Skint Channel 5 Star David Noble Three days filming an episode in this formatted 'ob doc' series showing a Aug Productions Holiday young person from a privileged background, on holiday with a family at the 2019 other end of the wealth divide. In this case, caravanning in the New Forest. AGB Films Driving Mum ? Peter Tat A day deputising for fellow recordist Ewan Dryburgh on a 'learner driver' Jul 2019 and Dad Crazy series. Kalel Rich Kids Go Channel 5 Star Nana Wilson Two days recording in Preston for this returning series where a young person Jul 2019 Productions Skint from a privileged background lives in the home of a family from the other end of the wealth divide, to experience life on a budget. Sima Gonsai n/a Bovis Homes Sima Gonsai Two days recording for the continued 'Happy Buyer' series of films for this Jul 2019 Films major UK construction company Susie Films Coventry In Lighten Chuck Bludsworth A day filming interviews at the magnificent Coventry Cathedral, for an Jul 2019 Featurette American 'in church' series Boom Cymru Caru Siopa S4C Louise James A day deputising for fellow recordist Cheryl Jones in her absence, on cooking Jul 2019 series for S4C Boundless Grand Designs Channel 4 Ed Sunderland A day recording for the final reveal day at a property in Warwickshire Jul 2019 Productions Boundless My Grandest Channel 4 Rob Gill A day recording a revisit to an incredible property and lovely family, in Jul 2019 Productions Design Herefordshire Avanti/Nine Songs of Praise BBC One Jessica Bland A day filming PTCs and an interview with the incredible Michael Eavis at Jul 2019 Lives Worthy Farm, in the week leading up to Gastonbury Festival Kalel Rich Kids Skint Channel 5 Star Eddie Hutton-Mills Three days filming an episode in this new, formatted 'ob doc' series showing a Jun Productions Holiday young person from a privileged background, on holiday with a family at the 2019 other end of the wealth divide. In this case, camping at Shell Island on the beautiful west coast of Wales. Man in a Hat Romeo and Royal Opera House: Gary Tanner Three days working with the some of the lovely people at the Royal Opera Jun Productions Juliet online House creating material for short films to inspire young people, about how a 2019 ballet is created. Sima Gonsai n/a Bovis Homes Sima Gonsai Another day spent recording sound for a Bovis Homes promo, showcasing Jun Films recent buyers, happy in their new home. 2019 ITV Studios Sanditon - ITV This Morning Anthony Brown A day recording presenter links and BTS actuality for a 'This Morning' item Jun Behind the 2019 Scenes Nextshoot Fashion Insiders Hantang Culture Dominic A day recording of voice over for one of a series of exquisite films in this series Jun Sutherland 2019 Beat Media International ICC Cricket World Deborah Halliday A day filming short pieces to camera with members of both the Pakistan and Jun Group Cricket Cup Bangladesh cricket teams 2019 Tailored Media Undisclosed Sabre Amex Charlie Inman A day recording a humourous, scripted two-hander for playback at the Sabre May Amex' annual conference. 2019 Connected Undisclosed Arcelor Mittal Adam Penny A day recording interviews for a corporate documentary. May Pictures 2019 Dragonfly Undisclosed Undisclosed Catherine Miller A day recording material for a pilot to pitch as a series. All other details May Films undisclosable, of course! 2019 BBC A Very British BBC One Ed Barlow After its successful first series last year, AVBH has been recommissioned and Apr/May Birmingham History I've been working on a programme about the Irish community in 2019 Birmingham. Presenter, interviews, actuality etc Avanti/Nine Songs of Praise BBC One David Waters A pleasant day recording presenter links and interviews in and around St. Apr 2019 Lives Martins in the Field for this returning series. Sima Gonsai n/a Bovis Homes Sima Gonsai Sima is creating some beautiful films for Bovis homes. I've been recording Apr 2019 Films location sound. Moose video Primark Josef Hrehorow Interviews with senior executives of Primark, in the lead up to the grand Apr 2019 production opening of the world's largest Primark, in Birmingham. company Gallery Media n/a KPMG Andrew A scripted internal comms film with three actors. Apr 2019 Thompson Rational n/a Microsoft Matt Waddell A corporate film showing how Microsoft software has helped Clifton Coffee Mar Consulting / Roasters 2019 UK Fixer Llamau End Youth Llamau Tudur Owen Llamau is a charity whose mission is to eradicate homelessness for young Mar Homelessness people and vulnerable women.
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