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Mobile: 07973666740 STEVE LINSEY Hme Tel: 02088981969 Studio & Location Sound Email: [email protected] Diary: 0208426 2200—Linkline SELECTED CREDITS ABOUT ME Recordist: Documentaries & Entertainment Nationality: British Lads Army Twenty Twenty TV Landscape Artist Of The Year Sky Arts Base: Twickenham, Portrait Artist Of The Year Sky Arts London Top Gear Modern Peugeot Driver BBC Experience: 20 years It’s Not Rocket Science ITV Family Saga BBC Airport BBC Skills: Location Recordist The F Word Optomen Multi camera shoots The Fixer 2Four Broadcast Live 2– Ways The Apprentice 2015 BBC Wireless Link The V Festival for Virgin Media S&O Media TC Transcription Derren Brown 28 Days Later Procam Chariots of Fire Documentary Silver River Prod Floor Sound in Dancing On Ice ITV most of the leading Manic Mechanics Attaboy TV London TV Studios. The Great British Story BBC Experienced Pole & Homes Under The Hammer Lion TV Fisher Boom Op. The Likely Lads With Ant & Dec Ginger Television Employment: BBC Television Centre Limehouse TV Studio: LE & Drama Freelance My Family DLT Entertainment Eastenders BBC Elstree Green Green Grass Teddington Studios The Cube Fountain Studios Got To Dance Pinewood Studios Kit The Magicians Pinewood Studios Red Or Black Elstree Studios Sound Devices 664 Recorder Xtra Factor TalkbackThames SQN 4S Mixer Britains Got More Talent TalkbackThames Sennheiser 416 Gun Mics Big Brother Ch4: Elstree Studios Audio Wireless Radio mics The Harry Hill show Teddington Studios Cos 11, Sennheiser MKE mics The Jonathan Ross Show ITV: The London Studios Countryman B6 mics The Graham Norton Show ITV: The London Studios TC Lockit Box TFI Friday CH4: The Riverside Studios Lectrosonics Wireless Hop Celebrity Juice BBC: Elstree Studios Yamaha 03D 24 trk Digital Desk Dancing On Ice BBC: Elstree Studios Alan & Heath Mix Wizard 14ch desk Shine On Harvey Moon Witzend Productions Soundcraft Spirit Folio mixer .

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