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		<title>WRIGHT, Steve</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Steve Wright was Head of Music and principal composer at Phil Redmond’s Mersey Television and Lime Pictures before leaving in 2007 to concentrate on his in demand career as a film composer. His first commission was from LA Productions to score the Jimmy McGovern created 5-part drama series Moving On for the BBC. Directed by [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Steve Wright was Head of Music and principal composer at Phil Redmond’s Mersey Television and Lime Pictures before leaving in 2007 to concentrate on his in demand career as a film composer. His first commission was from LA Productions to score the Jimmy McGovern created 5-part drama series <strong>Moving On</strong> for the BBC. Directed by Gary Williams, Illy, Richard Standeven and produced by Colin McKeown and McGovern, this will be repeated this year followed immediately by the new 10-part series, again featuring Steve’s music.</p>
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<p><img title="c-john-altman-200.jpg" src="http://www.smatalent.com/wp-content/uploads/steve-wright-200.jpg" alt="c-steve-wright-200.jpg" align="right" />Over the 22 years he worked with Phil Redmond, Steve wrote and produced all the music and songs for <strong>Brookside, Grange Hill</strong> and his theme and title music are still featured on <strong>Hollyoaks</strong>, which has been running for 15 years. His film credits for the companies included <strong>The Lost Weekend, Double Take</strong> and <strong>Unfinished Business</strong> as well as all the tv productions including <strong>Waterfront Beat</strong> (BBC); <strong>Science Fiction</strong> (ITV); and <strong>The Courtroom, What Now, Damon &amp; Debbie, Close Guide, And The Beat Goes On</strong> – all for CH4. Other credits include <strong>The New Shoes</strong>, an award winning short at the Edinburgh Festival and a major orchestral piece for the opening ceremony of the <strong>2009 Chinese/American Film Festival</strong> in Hollywood.</p>
<p>When Phil Redmond and West End producer Bill Kenwright decided to turn <strong>Grange Hill</strong> into a stage musical they turned to Steve for all the songs and score and the show opened at the Queen’s Theatre in Hornchurch. He later provided the music for <strong>Terriers</strong>, an anti-gun play which toured schools throughout Liverpool, reaching an audience of 20,000 and has become part of the English schools curriculum.</p>
<p>Much of the music for the Mersey Productions and Lime Pictures shows were released on cds and produced by Steve, including The <strong>Grange Hill</strong> Album and <strong>You Know The Teacher</strong> both on BBC Records. The <strong>Brookside</strong> theme was recorded many times on lots of different compilations. He also wrote and produced the single <strong>Talk To Me</strong>, the theme song for <strong>Damon &amp; Debbie</strong>, a spin off from Brookside.</p>
<p>Born and brought up in Liverpool, Steve got his first guitar at seven and at 16 was in The Chris Carma Road Show supporting Motown artists Charlie &amp; Inez Fox, The Crystals and others. He moved on to Pepperbox and toured Scandinavia and Germany with them playing lead guitar. He started session work at 21 and was also in the resident band at The Cavern Club supporting all the major acts that played there. He formed his own band, Faster Faster, and played all the major clubs including London’s Marquee, Dingwalls and Nashville Rooms. Coming back to Liverpool to work as the composer on Brookside, he joined the big band at the city’s leading venue The Grafton. His current band is The Blues Gang and after a storming performance at the International Guitar Festival of Great Britain in 2007, when time permits they headline on the blues circuit.</p>
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<p><strong>CREDITS INCLUDE</strong></p>
<p><strong>Films</strong></p>
<p>THE LOST WEEKEND (Mersey Television/Polygram) Prod. Ric Mellis<br />
Dir. Jeremy Summers<br />
DOUBLE TAKE (Mersey Television/Universal) Prod. Phil Redmond<br />
Dir. Jeremy Summers<br />
UNFINISHED BUSINESS (Mersey Film/Fremantle Media) Prod. Nicky Higgens. Dir. Adrian Vitoria<br />
THE NEW SHOES (Mersey Television/Puma) Prod./ Dir. Colin McKeown</p>
<p><strong>Television</strong></p>
<p>BROOKSIDE (Mersey Television/C4) Prod. Phil Redmond 1982-2003,  2915 eps.<br />
HOLLYOAKS (Mersey Television/Lime Pictures/C4) Prod. Phil Redmond<br />
1995 ongoing &#8211; 2865 eps.<br />
MOVING ON – series 1, 5 eps  (LA Productions/BBC) Prods. Colin McKeown &amp; Jimmy McGovern Dirs. Gary Williams, Illy, Richard Standeven<br />
MOVING ON – series 2, 10 eps (LA Productions/BBC) Prods. Colin McKeown &amp; Jimmy McGovern Dirs. Gary Williams, Len Gowing, Illy, Dominic West,Julia Ford, Noreen Kershaw, Ian Barber, Pauline Harris, Peter Fearon<br />
WATERFRONT BEAT – 8 eps (Mersey Television/BBC) Prod. Phil Redmond<br />
Dirs. Rob Gabriel, A. J. Quinn, Chris Lovett, Brian Morgan,<br />
THE COURTROOM – 39 eps (Mersey Television/C4) Prod. Phil Redmond &amp; David Hanson Dirs. Chris Corcoran, Chris Jury, Craig Lines, Jeff Naylor, Michael Kerrigan, David Richardson,<br />
DAMON AND DEBBIE  3x eps. (Mersey Television/C4) Prod. Phil Redmond<br />
&amp; Colin McKeown Dir. Bob Carlton<br />
AND THE BEAT GOES ON 8x eps. (Mersey Television/C4) Prod. Phil Redmond &amp; Mal Young Dirs. Jeremy Summers, Chris Bernard, Ken Horn, Stephen Garwood<br />
DREAM KITCHEN (North South Partnership/C4) Prod. Colin McKeown<br />
&amp; Martin Tempia Dir. Jonnie Turpey<br />
WHAT NOW (Mersey Television/C4) Prod. Colin McKeown Dir. Phil Redmond<br />
CLOSE GUIDE (Mersey Television/C4) Prod. Phil Redmond<br />
DOORSTEP DIY (Mersey Television/Sky) Prod. Lee Hardman<br />
SCIENCE FICTION SERIES (Mersey Television/ITV) Prod. Mal Young</p>
<p><strong>Records</strong><br />
&#8220;SOUNDWAVES&#8221; (Album) L’Orchestre Electronique &#8211; Nouveau Music<br />
&#8220;BROOKSIDE THEME” various compilation albums<br />
&#8220;GRANGE HILL THE ALBUM” Cast Of Grange Hill &#8211; BBC Records<br />
&#8220;YOU KNOW THE TEACHER&#8221; (Single) Cast Of Grange Hill &#8211; BBC Records<br />
&#8220;TALK TO ME&#8221; (Single)   Steve Wright, Dani Ali, Annabel Lamb &#8211; Ariola Records</p>
<p><a title="www.stevewrightcomposer.com" href="http://www.stevewrightcomposer.com" target="_blank">For Steve&#8217;s Website Click Here</a><br />
<strong>Steve is an endorsee for Fuchs Amplifiers USA.</strong></p>
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		<title>FREDERICK, Jason</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Canadian born film composer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jason Frederick has recently relocated from Los Angeles to the UK and later this year ITV will screen the Hallmark/Granada thriller Murder Among Friends featuring his latest score. Other recent credits include The Replacements, the Disney tv animation series, also now on Virgin Media; Two Sisters for ABC [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Canadian born film composer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jason Frederick has recently relocated from Los Angeles to the UK and later this year ITV will screen the Hallmark/Granada thriller <strong>Murder Among Friends</strong> featuring his latest score. Other recent credits include <strong>The Replacements</strong>, the Disney tv animation series, also now on Virgin Media; <strong>Two Sisters</strong> for ABC Television; <strong>Good Chemistry</strong> for Warners; <strong>Bears</strong> for Rockhard Pictures; Showtime’s The Other Side; Gold Circle’s <strong>Dawg</strong>; and <strong>2B Perfectly Honest</strong>, starring Robert Vaughn, Hayley Mills and Andrew McCarthy.</p>
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<p>Jason also provided additional score for <strong>Disney’s 101 Dalmatians 2: Patch’s London Adventure</strong> which he recorded at Air Lyndhurst and for which he was awarded a DVDX Award for Best Musical Score. He also composed additional music for 20th Century Fox’s <strong>Big House</strong>; Sony Pictures’ <strong>28 Days</strong>, starring Sandra Bullock; Warners’ <strong>Queen of the Damned</strong>; and 20th Century Fox’s <strong>Like Mike</strong>.</p>
<p>His other television credits include ABC’s animation series <strong>Slacker Cats</strong>; as well as NBC’s long running <strong>Darcy’s Wildlife</strong> series; Showtime’s The <strong>Other Side</strong>, <strong>On The Edge</strong> and <strong>Ask Sylvia Browne</strong>. His music can also be heard on <strong>How Clean Is Your House</strong>, <strong>Clean House, Dirty Jobs</strong> and <strong>Sucking</strong> <strong>Amps.</strong></p>
<p>He has composed and produced music for commercials for both <strong>Rolex</strong> and <strong>Philips Electronics</strong> as well as promo trailers for movies including <strong>Battlestar Galactica</strong> and <strong>The Last Mimzy</strong>.</p>
<p>Educated in Canada and the United States, Jason received a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Composition from The University of Western Ontario and McMaster University before going on to the University of Southern California where he studied with the legendary Elmer Bernstein as well as with Christopher Young, David Raskin, Leonard Rosenman and Joe Harnell.</p>
<p>As a songwriter and musician he worked with <strong>The Walk,</strong> a Canadian band signed to MCA/Universal Records. He has also collaborated on projects with legendary German composer Peter Thomas. He has played on recordings with Billy Preston, Will Young, Death By Chocolate, Billy Ficca, Vinnie Colaiuta, Lauren Agnelli, Jonathan Davis and Tim Gibbons.</p>
<p>Jason’s scores for <strong>The Replacements </strong>and <strong>Slacker Cats</strong> are featured on the series now available as downloads on iTunes. He has contributed to several tracks on the new <strong>Afternoons In</strong> <strong>Stereo</strong>’s album, The Silence Between Phrases, currently available on TimeWarp Records., iTunes and Amazon.</p>
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<p><strong>Credits Include</strong></p>
<p><strong>Films</strong></p>
<p>MURDER AMONG FRIENDS – Granada/Hallmark Dir. Walter Llenhard<br />
TWO SISTERS – ABC Television Dir. Margaret Cho<br />
GOOD CHEMISTRY – Warner Bros Dir. Lance Lee Davis<br />
BEARS – Rockhard Pictures Dir. Marc Klasfeld<br />
THE JACKHAMMER MASSACRE – Lionsgate.Slaughterhouse Dir. Joe Castro<br />
2B PERFECTLY HONEST Dir Randel Cole<br />
MARTY &amp; SVEN – Notorius Films Dir. Mikael Forsberg<br />
LIKE MIKE &#8211; 20th Century Fox Dir John Schultz <strong>Additional Music<br />
</strong>DAWG (aka BAD BOY) – Gold Circle Productions Dir Victoria Hochberg<br />
101 DALMATIONS 2 – Disney Dir Jim Kamerud &amp; Brian Smith <strong>Additional </strong><strong>Music<br />
</strong>FOUR AND A HALF WOMEN &#8211; Showtime/Aspect Ratio Dir. Emily Baer<br />
OFFICE LINEBACKER – Propaganda Films Dir. Rawson Marshall Thurber<br />
SANTA CRUZ – Sony Pictures Dir. Betty Thomas<br />
BIG MOMMA’S HOUSE 20th Century Fox Dir. Raja Gosnell <strong>Additional Music<br />
</strong>28 DAYS – Sony Pictures Dir. Betty Thomas <strong>Additional Music<br />
</strong>STALEMATE Dir Jonathan Culp</p>
<p><strong>Shorts</strong></p>
<p>PRISONERS Dir. Lawrence Kim<br />
THE WAY IT WAS MEANT TO BE SEEN Dir Tony Arias<br />
NEWS FOR THE CHURCH – Foundation Entertainment Dir. Andrew McCarthy<br />
Marty &amp; Sven Dir. Mikael Forsberg<br />
CARTER’S WISH &#8211; UCS Dir. Kevin Shahinian<br />
FAKE STACY – Intentionally Left Blank Dir. John Chuldenko<br />
THE HONOR SYSTEM – TL Productions Dir. Jeff Morris<br />
TERRY TATE, OFFICE LINEBACKER – Industry Entertainment<br />
Dir. Rawson Marshall Thurber<br />
BLUE CAVIAR Dir. Mikael Forsberg</p>
<p><strong>Television</strong></p>
<p>THE REPLACEMENTS – Disney Animation Dir. Heather Martinez &amp; Robb Pratt<br />
SLACKER CATS – ABC Television Dir. Seth Kearsley<br />
THE OTHER SIDE – Showtime Dir. Mary Stuart Masterson<br />
ON THE EDGE – Showtime Dir. Jana Sue Memel<br />
DARCY’S WILD LIFE – NBC – 2 seasons<br />
ASK SYLVIA BROWNE – Showtime Dir. Jana Sue Memel<br />
HOW CLEAN IS YOUR HOUSE – Fremantle Media <strong>Additional Music<br />
</strong>GOOD GIRLS DON’T– Casey/Werner/Mandabcah Dir.Timothy Busfield<br />
<strong>Additional Music<br />
</strong>SNOWBOUND – MCTV Dir. David Klarik</p>
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		<title>SHEPPARD, Mike</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Feb 2010 14:15:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mike has had an impressive career over many years as a musician, composer, arranger and record producer. His feature credits include Two Days Nine Lives (Stairafilm Motion Pictures); Letting Go (BenTen Films); You Are A Monkey (Monkey Films); and the shorts A Lump in the Road and Bill of Mortality, both for Black Mole Prods. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Mike has had an impressive career over many years as a musician, composer, arranger and record producer. His feature credits include <strong>Two Days Nine Lives</strong> (Stairafilm Motion Pictures); <strong>Letting Go</strong> (BenTen Films); <strong>You Are A Monkey</strong> (Monkey Films); and the shorts <strong>A Lump in the Road</strong> and <strong>Bill of Mortality</strong>, both for Black Mole Prods.</p>
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He wrote and produced additional music for ITV’s <strong>Marple: At Betram’s Hote</strong><strong>l</strong>; was arranger<strong>, </strong>MD<strong> </strong>and<strong> </strong>music<strong> </strong>producer on <strong>Marple: The Body in the Library</strong>;<strong> </strong>and<strong> </strong>was arranger/music producer on Carnival/ITV’s <strong>Poirot</strong>: <strong>The Mystery of the Blue Train</strong>.  Other television includes the BBC documentary <strong>Love for Sale</strong>; <strong>The Lady In Red </strong>, <strong>The Birthday Party</strong>, <strong>The Graduate</strong>, <strong>Service With a Smile </strong>all for Faction Films/BBC;  and two series of the BBC’s <strong>Brum</strong>.</p>
<p>In recent months Mike has been composing extensively for <strong>The Soul Rests Eternal</strong>, his major new classical recording project of evocative music for solo cello and orchestra. This will be recorded and premiered by <strong>Caroline Dale</strong> and the <strong>English Chamber Orchestra</strong> next year. Meanwhile <strong>in December 2009 Mike’s arrangement of the cello piece ‘Lullaby’</strong><strong>, </strong><strong>for soprano soloist and chorus, was premiered by Natasha Marsh in London at Holy Trinity, Brompton with the Cantate chorus under conductor Michael Kibblewhite. </strong></p>
<p>He earlier produced Artemis’ critically acclaimed recording of <strong>Handel’s Messiah</strong> and has exec-produced many classical piano recordings with artists such as <strong>Piers Lane</strong>, <strong>Melvyn Tan</strong>, <strong>Joanna MacGregor</strong> and <strong>Noriko Ogawa</strong> for the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music. He has also produced several recordings for Sir Simon Rattle’s BCMG.</p>
<p>Mike has written music for some of London’s leading advertising agencies for major brand tv/film commercials, including among others, Saatchi &amp; Saatchi for Nestle Cereals, WCRS for RAC Insurance, Grey Advertising for Pringles, and BBH for AEG Lavamat, as well as many station idents for Sky Movies. He also composed an epic orchestral soundtrack for the advertising campaign for Sony’s PS3 best-selling game <strong>Heavenly Sword</strong>.</p>
<p>Mike studied classical composition and orchestration at Southampton University, whilst also playing trombone in a number of local big bands and jazz ensembles. He went on to become a leading session musician and arranger and in 1991 he was appointed Managing Editor at the musical publishing giant, Music Sales, working with composers including Michael Nyman, Phillip Glass, Geoffrey Burgon and Craig Armstrong in the preparation of new music for performance and recording.</p>
<p>In 1998 he set up Artemis Media Music, a publishing and production company and he and his composing team produced the soundtracks to many films, a feature animation, a variety of television series and over 1,000 commercial recordings, including tracks for English National Opera, BCMG Records and BBC Worldwide.</p>
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<p>Mike Sheppard credits</p>
<p><strong>FILMS </strong></p>
<p>SAVING LIVES  (Mice International)  Director Phil Walsh</p>
<p>BILL OF MORTALITY  (Black Mole Productions)  Director Heather Dixon</p>
<p>LETTING GO (BenTen Films)  Director Ben Turner</p>
<p>A LUMP IN THE ROAD  (Black Mole Productions)  Director Heather Dixon</p>
<p>TWO DAYS, NINE LIVES (Stairafilm Motion Pictures)  Director Simon Monjack</p>
<p>YOU ARE A MONKEY (Monkey Films)  Director John Burns</p>
<p><strong>TELEVISION</strong></p>
<p>MARPLE: AT BERTRAM’S HOTEL – <span style="text-decoration: underline;">additional music </span> (ITV)  Director Dan Zeff</p>
<p>SERVICE WITH A SMILE (Faction Films/BBC)  Director Jane Hilton</p>
<p>THE LADY IN RED (FACTION FILMS/BBC)  Director Jane Hilton</p>
<p>BRUM (BBC)  Director John Wood</p>
<p>THE BIRTHDAY PARTY (Faction Films/BBC)  Director Jane Hilton</p>
<p>BRUM: THE ALBUM (BBC)  Director Sue James</p>
<p>THE GRADUATE (Faction Films/BBC)  Director Jane Hilton</p>
<p>TRANSWORLD SPORT (Sky Sports)  various episodes, different directors</p>
<p><strong>TELEVISION as Arranger/Producer</strong></p>
<p>MARPLE: THE BODY IN THE LIBRARY (ITV)  Director Andy Wilson</p>
<p>POIROT: THE MYSTERY OF THE BLUE TRAIN (Carnival/ITV)</p>
<p>Director Hettie MacDonald</p>
<p><strong>RECORDINGS</strong></p>
<p>Science Fictions (English National Opera) Claron McFadden, Colin Riley (composer)</p>
<p>Morning (Black Box Records)</p>
<p>Twilight (Black Box Records)</p>
<p>Magnetic Moments by David Horne<em> </em>(BCMG Records)</p>
<p>Angular Momentum by Tansy Davies (BCMG Records)</p>
<p>Spinlock by Philip Cashian (BCMG Records)</p>
<p>The Legend of Boudicca (A&amp;C Black Ltd)</p>
<p>The Romans (A&amp;C Black Ltd)</p>
<p>Egyptians (A&amp;C Black Ltd)</p>
<p>Jazzworks (ABRSM)</p>
<p>Gas Mark ii (Stanza Records)</p>
<p>In the Hour Before Dawn (Stanza Records)</p>
<p>Miles Away (Stanza Records)</p>
<p>While the Cat’s Away (Stanza Records)</p>
<p>Brum (the album) Ragdoll / BBC Worldwide</p>
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		<title>BARNABAS, Andrew &amp; ARNOLD, Paul</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dave</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Known to all and sundry as Bob &#38; Barn, Andrew and Paul set up their business and recording studio in Cambridge in 2001 after meeting at Millennium Interactive, where they were both writing and producing music for the company’s video games.  Although still involved with the games industry they have now gone on to work [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Known to all and sundry as Bob &amp; Barn, Andrew and Paul set up their business and recording studio in Cambridge in 2001 after meeting at Millennium Interactive, where they were both writing and producing music for the company’s video games.  Although still involved with the games industry they have now gone on to work in features and television as well. With a successful background in bands they are also established re-mix engineers and have worked on many records for Sony Records including tracks for Chris Brown and Omarion.</p>
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<p>They’ve developed a hard won reputation for delivering top quality creative scores for most of the leading games brands including Electronic Arts, Sony Computer Entertainment, Microsoft, Sega, Atari and Bethesda Softworks. They were nominated for a <strong>BAFTA Best Original Score</strong> for Sony’s <strong>Primal</strong> and a <strong>Game Audio Network Guild</strong> nomination for Sony’s <strong>Medievil 1, 2</strong> &amp; <strong>Resurrection</strong>. Other major titles include <strong>Kung Fu Chaos, Sega Rally, Neverwinter Nights </strong>and<strong> Frogger. </strong></p>
<p>They’ve scored several features including <strong>Mein Bruder Ist Ein Hund</strong> for Bos Bros Films and director Peter Timm; <strong>Another “B Movie’</strong> for director Gwilym Morris; <strong>Palos</strong> for director Jorge Alonso Lopez which won <strong>Best Original Score</strong> at Spain’s Zaragoza Film Festival; and <strong>Offside,</strong> a short directed by Jesus Cobo.</p>
<p>Their recent tv work includes <strong>The King Is Dead</strong> for TalkBack Thames and ITV/Discovery’s <strong>Animal Planet – Animal Cops Miami</strong>. They earlier provided the music for the <strong>Fox Kids World Cup</strong> and worked on ad campaigns for major multinationals including McDonalds, Audi and CNN.</p>
<p>Both are classically trained, Andrew at Leeds University and Paul at York and Leicester Universities &#8211; Andrew is the pianist and oboist while Paul is the guitarist and trumpeter. They’ve acquired high-level audio tech savvy skills that have enabled them to build their own state of the art studio, some of the facilities unique to them.</p>
<p>Between them they cover a very diverse range of musical styles, able to bring unique touches to each and every project. Paul cites Stravinsky, Steve Vai, Danny Elfman and Francis Dunnery as influences while Andrew cites Stevie Wonder, Vangelis, Spyro Gyra and John Williams as his. They also both share a common interest in jazz and classical music.</p>
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<p><strong>Credits Include</strong></p>
<p><strong>Games</strong><br />
Primal (Sony Computer Ent) Prod. Jean Baptiste-Bolcato <strong>BAFTA Nominated<br />
</strong>MediEvil 1, 2 &amp; Resurrection Prods. (Sony Computer Ent) Chris Sorrell, James Shepherd &amp; Piers Jackson    <strong>Game Audio Network Guild Nomination</strong><br />
SWIV  (Sales Curve Interactive) Prod. Rob Henderson<br />
Double Dragon III (Sales Curve Interactive Prod Rob Henderson<br />
Pinball Dreams II  21st Century Entertainment) Prod Barry Simpson<br />
Global Gladiators (Virgin Interactive Entertainment) Prod John Twiddy<br />
Cool Spot (Virgin Interactive Entertainment) Prod John Twiddy<br />
Aladdin (Virgin Interactive Entertainment) Prod John Twiddy<br />
Raymond Briggs Snowman  (Millennium Interactive) Prod Ian Saunter<br />
Raymond Briggs Father Xmas (Millennium Interactive) – Prod Ian Saunter<br />
Deadline (Millennium Interactive) Prod Kevin Mullard<br />
Defcon 5 (Millennium Interactive) Prod Toby Simpson<br />
Silverload (Millennium Interactive) Prod Jason Wilson<br />
Creatures (Cyberlife Technologies) Prod Toby Simpson<br />
Beastwars (Millennium Interactive) Prod Andrew Kennedy<br />
Frogger  (Millennium Interactive) Prod Kevin Mullard,<br />
C-12: Final Resistance (Sony Computer Entertainment) Prod John Meegan<br />
Dig Dug (Creature Labs) Prod Piers Jackson<br />
Ms. Pacman (Creature Labs ) Prod Piers Jackson<br />
Pacman Allstars (Creature Labs) Prod Piers Jackson<br />
Warlords  (Creature Labs) Prod Piers Jackson<br />
Sega Rally (Sega Racing Studio) Prod Guy Wilday<br />
Kung Fu Chaos (Just Add Monsters) Prod Nina Kristensen<br />
Lego Bionicle (Argonaut Software_ Prod Kevin Mullard<br />
Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir (Obsidian Entertainment) Audio Dir Alex Brandon Shellshock 2: Blood Lines (Rebellion) Prod Viktorya Hollings<br />
Broken Sword 3 (Revolution Software) Prod Charles Cecil<br />
Crysis (Axis Animation) Prod Richard Scott<br />
Brink (Splash Damage) Game Director Ed Stern &amp; Audio Director Chris Sweetman</p>
<p><strong>Features<br />
</strong>Mein Bruder Ist Ein Hund (Bos Bros Film Prods) Dir Peter Timm Prods Thomas Springer  &amp; Helmut Weber<br />
Another ‘B Movie’ Dir Gwilym Morris<br />
Palos (ABS-CBN Entertainment) Dir Jorge Alonso Lopez<br />
<strong>Zaragoza Film Festival Best Original Score<br />
</strong>Offside Dir Jesus Cobo</p>
<p><strong>Television<br />
</strong>The King Is Dead (Talkback Thames)  Prod Matt Mullot<br />
Animal Planet – Animal Cops Miami (ITV/Discovery) Prod Claire Bradshaw<br />
Fox Kids World Cup (Jetix TV) Prod Carsten Lakner</p>
<p><strong>Record Remixes</strong><br />
With You by Chris Brown Sony Records<br />
Superhuman by Chris Brown   Sony Records<br />
Wall To Wall by Chris Brown Sony Records<br />
Kiss Kiss by Chris Brown Sony Records<br />
Entourage by Omarion Sony Records</p>
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		<title>MR MILLER &amp; MR PORTER</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mr Miller &#38; Mr Porter have been working together since 1987. Their first commission was the children’s science programme Panic Station; their second, Art Attack, went on to become one of the longest running shows in children’s television, winning many awards, including a BAFTA. The show ran for 19 series in the UK and Disney [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Mr Miller &amp; Mr Porter have been working together since 1987. Their first commission was the children’s science programme <strong>Panic Station</strong>; their second, <strong>Art Attack,</strong> went on to become one of the longest running shows in children’s television, winning many awards, including a BAFTA. The show ran for 19 series in the UK and Disney commissioned seven further series in eight different languages for international transmission in 105 countries, for which they wrote over 15 hours of music.</p>
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<p><img src="http://www.smatalent.com/wp-content/uploads/m-p-200.jpg" alt="" align="right" />Their work has not been confined to children’s television. They have scored dramas and documentaries including <strong>Cause Of Death, You Only Live Once, Every Time I Cross The Tamar</strong>; prime time game shows and LE including <strong>Lucky Numbers, Find A Fortune, The End Of The Week Show, Brat Pack</strong>; comedies such as Zig &amp; <strong>Zag’s Dirty Deeds</strong>, as well as commercials for Kelloggs, Birds Eye and Classic FM.</p>
<p>Music for children’s television has remained their speciality and they have produced theme tunes and incidental music across a wide variety of genres: <strong>Escape From Scorpion Island, Twister, Brilliant Creatures, Finders Keepers, Motormouth, What’s Up Doc?, Weekend Morning Crew, The Disney Club, Skull, Ministry of Mayhem, Holly &amp; Stephen’s Saturday Showdown, Basil’s Swap Shop; It’s A Mystery, The Quick Trick Show, You Can Do Magic, You’ll Never Believe It, Fingertips</strong>, and <strong>Eureka</strong> TV. Currently, there are at least 3 shows featuring their music being broadcast every single day on British television.</p>
<p>They have also provided music and sound design for several stage shows, <strong>Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad Dark, Brighton The Musical, These Girls, Bull, Angelo Abela’s Squash!</strong> and designed the sound installation to accompany Mark Power’s award-winning exhibition <strong>The Shipping Forecast</strong> – a photographic celebration of the great British institution of the same name, which was seen in over twenty galleries throughout Europe.</p>
<p>Peter Miller studied music at Nottingham University under, among others, Michael Nyman. He published a thesis on ‘The Humouristic Music of Erik Satie’, one of his musical icons. He then taught music for seven years before starting the <strong>Brighton Bottle Orchestra</strong> in 1983 which quickly became a permanent fixture on the ‘alternative comedy’ circuit and the support acts on their final gig were Steve Coogan and Lee Evans. Peter also made several solo tv appearances demonstrating unusual items as musical instruments and was an original member of <strong>Stomp</strong>, the internationally acclaimed percussion extravaganza.</p>
<p>Ian Porter did a Fine Arts degree at Loughborough College and Brighton before embarking on a fulltime music career as a bass player with, among others, <strong>Birds With Ears, Fischer Z, Manfred Mann, Robin ‘M’ Scott, Robert Palmer </strong>and <strong>Steve Strange</strong> and more recently worked with Moloko on their hit singles <strong>Sing It Back</strong> and <strong>Time Is Now</strong> and later programmed the tracks on their album <strong>Statues</strong>. He too performed many times with Stomp and later toured on bass with their spin-off band <strong>Yes/No People.</strong> He recently reunited with Fischer Z singer <strong>John Watts</strong> to work on two new albums.</p>
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<p>CREDITS INCLUDE</p>
<p><strong>Drama<br />
</strong>CAUSE OF DEATH &#8211; Impact Films/BBC  Dir. John Hay<br />
WHAT IF? – Angelic Films  Dir. Angelo Abela<br />
EVERYTIME I CROSS THE TAMAR – Without Walls/CH4  Dir. John Hay</p>
<p><strong>Family  Entertainment<br />
</strong>ART ATTACK – Media Merchants/ITV Prods. T. Edmunds, H. Dawson, N Ayling, H. Evans  D.Jones, L. Lamb &amp; others Dirs. T. Edmunds, J Cross, N. Bigsby, P. Eyre, C. Michel, R. Bradley, J. Swan &amp; others<br />
BASIL’S SWOP SHOP – The Foundation/RDF/BBC  Prod. Peter Way Dirs. Various<br />
BIG BARN FARM – The Foundation/RDF/BBC Prod. V. Amberleigh Dirs. S. Ransome.  J. Morgan<br />
ESCAPE FROM SCORPION ISLAND – The Foundation/RDF/BBC Prods D. Pickard,<br />
A. Westwood, Dirs. A. Norgate, K. Douglas-Walker<br />
FINGERTIPS – The Foundation/ITV Prods. V. Amberleigh, N. Ayling  Dirs M. Kerrigan,<br />
J. Garbett<br />
ART ATTACK INTERNATIONAL – Media Merchants/Disney  Prods. various  Dirs. Various<br />
TRICKY TV – The Foundation/ITV  Prods. J. Hepplewhite/I. France Dirs. D. Skinner, P. Obal<br />
TV SQUASH – Working Title/CH4 Prod. Simon Wright  Dir. Vic Finch<br />
THE SOOTY SHOW – Media Merchants/ITV<br />
ZIG &amp; ZAG’S DIRTY DEEDS – Working Title  Prod. Simon Wright  Dir. Angelo Abela<br />
BRILLIANT CREATURES – The Foundation/ITV Prods.V. Hill, G. Allen, C. Coleman<br />
FINDERS KEEPERS – The Foundation/ITV  Prod. Ian France  Dir. Michael Kerrigan<br />
DISNEY CLUB – Buena Vista/STV/ITV<br />
EUREKA TV – The Foundation/BBC  Prod. Vanessa Hill  Dir. Michael Kerrigan,<br />
Michael Jelves<br />
IT’S A MYSTERY – M edia Merchants<br />
TWISTER – STV/ITV Dir. Dougie Napier<br />
CRAZY COTTAGE – Action Time/ITV<br />
WHAT’S UP DOC – STV/ITV Prod. Vanessa Hill<br />
YOU CAN DO MAGIC – The Foundation/ITV Prod. Vanessa Hill  Dir. Michael Jelves<br />
LUCKY NUMBERS – ITV  Prod. Kenton Allen<br />
MOTORMOUTH – TVS/ITV  Prod. Adrian Edwards<br />
THE END OF THE WEEK SHOW – ITV  Dir. Angelo Abela<br />
BRAT PACK – Action Time/ITV  Dir. Nick Bigsby<br />
FIND A FORTUNE – ITV  SKULL – Tyne Tees/ITV  Prod. Billy Macqueen<br />
MINISTRY OF MAYHEM – The Foundation/ITV<br />
TERROR TOWERS – The Media Merchants/ITV<br />
THE QUICK TRICK CLUB – Objective Productions/ITV  Dir. Vic Finch<br />
THE WEEKEND MORNING CREW – TNT/Cartoon Network<br />
WOW – Media Merchants/ITV<br />
ANIMAL CRAZY – Media Merchants/ITV<br />
BOO – Tyne Tees/ITV  Prod. Billy MacQueen<br />
THUMBS UP! – Action Time/ITV</p>
<p><strong>Documentary<br />
</strong>YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE – Sandman Films/QED/BBC  Dir. John Hay</p>
<p><strong>Theatre</strong><br />
BULL (Ken Campbell &amp; Mischeif La-Bas) The Albany Theatre, London  Dir. Ian Smith<br />
ANGELO ABELA’S SQUASH  &#8211; The Pleasance Theatre, Edinburgh Festival Show<br />
WHO’S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD DARK (Nickelodeon Theatre Company)<br />
Battersea Arts Centre, London  Dir. Michael Mulkerrin<br />
THESE GIRLS -The Pleasance Theatre, Edinbugh Festival Show Dir. Angelo Abela<br />
BRIGHTON THE MUSICAL  (Baldy Productions) The Dome Theatre, Brighton, Dir Terry Garoghan  performed annually since 1993</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Canadian born, Los Angeles based, award winning film composer Lawrence Shragge has written music for everything from feature films to tv series, from theatre, dance and documentaries to international advertising campaigns and even music for major art installations. He was Nominated for a 2010 EMMY for his score for CBS Television&#8217;s When Love Is Not [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Canadian born, Los Angeles based, award winning film composer <strong>Lawrence Shragge</strong> has written music for everything from feature films to tv series, from theatre, dance and documentaries to international advertising campaigns and even music for major art installations. He was Nominated for a 2010 <strong>EMMY</strong> for his score for CBS Television&#8217;s <strong>When Love Is Not Enough: The Lois Wilson Story</strong>.</p>
<p><span id="more-84"></span>His recent credits include the feature <strong>Chasing 3000 </strong>(Pretty Dangerous Films) starring Ray Liotta and Rory Culkin. He recently scored Canadian Broadcasting Corporations’ new David Wu international tv mini-series <strong>Iron Road</strong>, starring Peter O’Toole and Sam Neil, which was recorded in China with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Beijing and the National Chinese Traditional Orchestra.</p>
<p>While based in Toronto he wrote the music for a number of tv series including <strong>The Campbells </strong>for which he received two Gemini Awards. He worked on many features including <strong>Beautiful Dreamers </strong>(Hemdale Films), starring Rip Torn, and <strong>Palais Royale</strong>, starring Kin Cattrall, for which he received a Genie Award Nomination. Since moving to Los Angeles in 1990, Lawrence has written the music for more than 75 features, television movies and series. His international film credits include three Handmade Films’ movies – <strong>Intimate Relations</strong>, starring Julie Walters; <strong>The Assistant</strong>, starring Joan Plowright; and <strong>The Wrong Guy </strong>for director David Steinberg; as well as <strong>La Famiglia Buona Notte </strong>aka <strong>Good Night Michael Angelo</strong>, for Eagle Pictures/Brown Bread Pictures.</p>
<p>Other credits include the EMMY Award winning William Faulkner’s <strong>The Old Man</strong>, <strong>The Magic of Ordinary Days </strong>and <strong>Missing Pieces</strong>, all for Hallmark; the CBS mini-series <strong>Haven</strong>, starring Natasha Richardson and Ann Bancroft, for which he received an EMMY Nomination; TNT’s <strong>You Know My Name</strong>; <strong>The Lost World </strong>for Cineplex; <strong>Vipers</strong> for Hallmark; <strong>DC: 9/11 </strong>for Hallmark/Showtime; <strong>My Best Friend’s Husband</strong>, directed by Waris Hussein; <strong>The Coven </strong>for Lion’s Gate/Showtime and more.</p>
<p>His documentary work includes <strong>Celebration</strong> for Rainbow Media/Hallmark, <strong>A Century of Living </strong>for HBO and <strong>America!</strong> for Backlight Films. He also scored the feature documentary <strong>Dance for Modern Times </strong>for director Mose Mossanen. He has also won several international Cleo Awards for his advertising work.</p>
<p>Lawrence was born and raised in Montreal and studied music at the Berklee College of Music in Boston and later at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester.</p>
<p>Contact Olav Wyper, Carolynne Wyper, Jo Webster</p>
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<p><strong>Credits include</strong></p>
<p><strong>Features</strong></p>
<p>CHASING 3000 (Pretty Dangerous Films) director Gregory J Lanesey<br />
FRONTLINE (Kingman Films) director John Savage<br />
THE WRONG GUY (Handmade Films) director David Steinberg<br />
THE ASSISTANT (Handmade Films) director Dan Pertrie<br />
INTIMATE RELATIONS (Fox Searchlight/Handmade Films) director Phillip Goodhew<br />
BEAUTIFUL DREAMERS (Hemdale Films) director John Kent Harrison<br />
PALAIS ROYALE (CFP) director Martin Lavaut<br />
LA FAMIGLIA BUONANOTTE (Brown Bread Pictures/Eagle Pictures) aka GOOD NIGHT MICHAEL ANGELO director Carlo Liconti<br />
ONE NIGHT ONLY (Vivafilm) director Tim Bond<br />
STRINGER (Lone Pony Films) director Michael Deluise<br />
THE LOST WORLD (Cineplex) director Tim Bond<br />
FIREBIRD 2015 A.D. (Mara Films) director David M. Robertson<br />
RETURN TO THE LOST WORLD (Cineplex) director Tim Bond</p>
<p><strong>Television</strong></p>
<p>IRON ROAD (CBC) director David Wu<br />
VIPERS (hallmark) director Bill Cocoran<br />
DEADLY SUSPICION (Larry Levinson Productions) director David Morris<br />
RUFFIAN (ESPN/ABC Television) director Yves Simoneau<br />
A STRANGER’S HEART (Larry Levinson productions) director Andy Wolk<br />
THE PARTY NEVER STOPS (Jaffe/Braunstein/Lifetime) director David Wu<br />
FRIEND OF THE FAMILY (Slanted Wheel Ent) director Stuart Gillard<br />
SON OF THE DRAGON (RHI Entertainment) director David Wu<br />
SEARCHING FOR DAVID’S HEART (Disney/ABC Family Channel) director Paul Heon<br />
WHILE I WAS GONE (CBS) director Mike Robe<br />
THE COVEN (Lion’s Gate/Lifetime) director David Wu<br />
CD: 9/11 (Hallmark/Showtime) director Brian Trenchard-Smith<br />
THE SNOW QUEEN (Hallmark Channel) director David Wu<br />
MY BEST FRIEND’S HUSBAND (Hearst/Lifetime) director Waris Hussain<br />
MY SISTER’S KEEPER ( Hallmark/CBS) director Ron Lagomarsino<br />
DUE EAST (Showtime) director Helen Shaver<br />
THE FANOUS JETT JACKSON: THE MOVE (Disney/Alliance) director Shawn Levy<br />
THE RIDE (City Cab/Showcase) director Steve Dimarco<br />
MR ROCK-N-ROLL (NBC) director Andy Wolk<br />
A HOUSE DIVIDED (Dufferin Gate/Showtime) director John Kent Harrison<br />
MISSING PIECES (Hallmark/CBS) director Carl Schenkel<br />
FORGET ME NEVER (Storyline Ent/CBS) director Robert Allan Ackerman<br />
SUMMER’S END (Dufferin Gate/Showtime) director Helen Shaver<br />
YOU KNOW MY NAME (Stoddard/Adelson/TNT) director John Kent Harrison<br />
CLOVER (Hallmark Hall of Fame) director Judd Taylor<br />
WILLIAM FAULKNER’S THE OLD MAN (Hallmark Hall of Fame) director John Kent Harrison<br />
HER DESPERATE CHOICE (Heat Entertainment) director Michael Scott<br />
THE REDWOOD CURTAIN (Hallmark Hall of Fame) director John Korty<br />
STREET JUSTICE (Steve Cannell Prods) director &#8211; various<br />
THE CAMPBELLS (John Delmage Prods/CBC) directors &#8211; various</p>
<p><strong>Documentaries</strong></p>
<p>DANCE FOR MODERN TIMES – Feature (CFP) director Mose Mossanen<br />
CELEBRATION (Rainbow Media/Hallmark) director Imre Horvath<br />
A CENTURY OF LIVING (HBO) director Imre Horvath<br />
AMERICA (Black Light Films) director Louis Schwartzberg</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Gill is a new writer and although she’s written several screenplays, THE LAST HAND is her first work to be submitted to film producers. She is also in the process of completing a TV drama and developing additional film screenplays, including an adaptation of a 1920s novel. She trained as an actress at Arts Ed [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Gill is a new writer and although she’s written several screenplays, THE LAST HAND is her first work to be submitted to film producers. She is also in the process of completing a TV drama and developing additional film screenplays, including an adaptation of a 1920s novel.</p>
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<p><img title="gill-200.jpg" src="http://www.smatalent.com/wp-content/uploads/gill-200.jpg" alt="gill-200.jpg" align="right" />She trained as an actress at Arts Ed her theatre work included periods at Plymouth Rep and with a Birmingham fringe theatre company run by Adrian Noble. Her tv credits included ‘Clayhanger’ for the BBC, ‘Flambards’ for YTV and her last TV role was in ‘Made in Britain’, directed by Mike Newell.</p>
<p>At this point she changed careers and discovering an aptitude for computing, she re-trained as a programmer, progressed to systems analysis and then into management. By the age of 30 she had pan-European responsibility for Electronic Data Systems’ management of Unilever’s financials systems in London and Rotterdam. She was later moved to EDS’ head office to run the ‘bid teams’ responsible for securing new business.</p>
<p>After a number of years in the computing industry, when the opportunity to take a sabbatical arose, she and her husband – also a consultant, put their careers on hold and set off on a trip which began in Japan and ended in South Africa, via Fiji, New Zealand, Tasmania and Australia.</p>
<p>On her return, she decided to finally pursue her interest in writing, something that had been impossible during the long hours and itinerant life in the computing industry. She undertook accredited courses -‘Screenwriting 1 &amp; 2 at the City Lit’ and later ‘Writing Television Drama’ at City University ready to embark on her third career.</p>
<p><strong>Screenplays In Development</strong></p>
<p>Gill’s background as an actress is immediately apparent in her ear for dialogue, her aim to provide even the tiniest role with an intriguing character and an exploitation of the entertainment industry; either in being affectionately lampooned or depicted in all its tawdry reality.</p>
<p>She says, ‘I am drawn to write about the tiny tragedies and triumphs which are part of everyday life and faced by real people. I have always lived in London and am fascinated by the variation and disparity of its inhabitant’s circumstances. It is entirely unintentional but most of my work to date focuses on a female lead protagonist’.</p>
<p><strong>Open Tab – TV drama</strong> &#8211; At long last Micky Benson’s luck has turned; as he sees it &#8211; long overdue. After a windfall, his oldest friend has just waived the loan which funded his escape to a new life. With money to spare, he indulges his wife and gives her the life she always dreamed of. What could possibly go wrong?</p>
<p><strong>A Loss of Perspective &#8211; film screenplay</strong> &#8211; A woman whose marriage is empty, writes of a couple whose marriage is threatened by a man whose marriage is over. Playing the roles are a couple who have separated and a man whose wife has just walked out. How much more experience do they all need? In the world of Story only life gets to change the plot and trapped inside your own screenplay, things can get out of hand when you end up with a leading role.</p>
<p><strong>Beyond The Lights – A three-part TV series</strong> – It is the eighties and a handful of students battle through auditions to secure a place at a London drama school. On leaving, they experience at first hand the random cruelty and luck that will make up the fabric of their lives. Facing differing degrees of success and failure, they all have to confront their ability to compromise and their willingness to sacrifice their personal life.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[John Harle’s first credited film score was Prick Up Your Ears (Zenith), co-written with Stanley Myers, which won the Best Artistic Achievement Award at Cannes in 1988. Since then he has emerged as one of the UK’s most gifted drama composers with more than 60 major credits ranging from Silent Witness (BBC) which won him [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>John Harle’s first credited film score was <strong>Prick Up Your Ears</strong> (Zenith), co-written with Stanley Myers, which won the <strong>Best Artistic Achievement Award </strong>at Cannes in 1988. Since then he has emerged as one of the UK’s most gifted drama composers with more than 60 major credits ranging from <strong>Silent Witness</strong> (BBC) which won him the coveted <strong>Royal Television Society Award</strong> to <strong>A History of Britain</strong> (BBC), Simon Schama’s multi-award winning series.   Nominated for another <strong>Royal Television Society Award</strong> for <strong>Windows of the Soul</strong>, an episode from the 2007 <strong>The Commander</strong> series (La Plante/ITV). Most recent credit is <strong>A Short Trip To Switzerland</strong> for BBC Films, starring Julie Walters, directed by Simon Curtis and produced by Liz Trubridge.<br />
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<img title="john-harles-200.jpg" src="http://www.smatalent.com/wp-content/uploads/john-harles-200.jpg" alt="john-harles-200.jpg" align="right" />John Harle’s first credited film score was <strong>Prick Up Your Ears</strong> (Zenith), co-written with Stanley Myers, which won the <strong>Best Artistic Achievement Award </strong>at Cannes in 1988. Since then he has emerged as one of the UK’s most gifted drama composers with more than 60 major credits ranging from <strong>Silent Witness</strong> (BBC) which won him the coveted <strong>Royal Television Society Award</strong> to <strong>A History of Britain</strong> (BBC), Simon Schama’s multi-award winning series. He has been Nominated for a <strong>Royal Television Society Award</strong> for <strong>Windows of the Soul</strong>, an episode from the 2007 <strong>The Commander</strong> series (La Plante/ITV). His signature dark menacing scores have added emotional tension to series such as <strong>Trial and Retribution<br />
</strong>(La Plante Productions/ITV), <strong>Messiah</strong> (BBC/Paramount) and <strong>Dalziel &amp; Pascoe </strong>(BBC).</p>
<p>Other tv includes <strong>Take Me</strong> (Coastal/ITV); <strong>Summer in the Suburbs</strong> (BBC); <strong>The Echo</strong> (BBC), starring Clive Owen; <strong>Deep Secrets</strong> (BBC); <strong>The Family </strong>(BBC); <strong>The Golden Collar</strong> (BBC); <strong>Behind Closed Doors</strong> (BBC); and <strong>A Breed of Heroes</strong> (BBC); and <strong>Love Lies Bleeding</strong> (BBC), directed by Michael Winterbottom.</p>
<p>Features include Michael Winterbottom’s film <strong>Butterfly Kiss</strong> (Dan Films); <strong>Capone’s Boys</strong> (Alchemy Pictures), directed by Richard Standeven; John Schlesinger’s <strong>The Tale of Sweeney Todd </strong>(World 2000 Entertainment) starring Ben Kingsley; <strong>Comrade Lady</strong> and <strong>London Blues</strong> (Black &amp; White Films/Channel 4) both directed by Nobby Clark.</p>
<p>As performer, composer and producer he has released more than 40 albums on Decca, EMI Classics, Sony, BMG, Virgin, A&amp;M, Hyperion and Argo with sales exceeding 600,000 copies. He was Artistic Advisor and Music Consultant to <strong>Sir Paul McCartney</strong> for six years and his other important collaborations are with <strong>Elvis Costello</strong>, <strong>Richard Rodney Bennett</strong>, <strong>Michael Nyman</strong> and <strong>Ute Lemper</strong>. He recently produced <strong>Lesley Garrett’s </strong>new album, <strong>I Will Wait For You</strong>, for BMG Records.</p>
<p>John is the leading contemporary classical saxophonist of his generation and his performance of <strong>Harrison Birtwistle’s </strong>saxophone concerto <strong>Panic</strong> at The Last Night of The Proms in 1996 instantly gave him a world profile and he has since performed this work in New York, San Francisco, Athens, Lucerne, Sydney, Helsinki and Milan. At the 1998 Proms his opera, <strong>Angel Magick</strong>, received the first of its many performances. He appeared as a soloist again at The Proms in 2000 and 2001 and in 2002 performed his own saxophone concerto,<strong> The Little Death Machine</strong>.</p>
<p>He has written more than 30 concert works, many of them commissions and in early 2008 will deliver a new symphonic piece to The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra which they will premiere in July, as well as a new saxophone concerto, <strong>Bluebird</strong>, commissioned by The Central Band of Royal Air Force.</p>
<p>He is Professor of Music at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and is an inspiration to a whole new generation of saxophonists.</p>
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<p><strong>John Harle Credits Include</strong></p>
<p><strong>Features</strong></p>
<p>THE CURIOUS (Dakota Films) prod. Luc Roeg dir, Steve Brown<br />
CAPONE’S BOYS (Dakota Films) prod. Luc Roeg dir. Richard Standeven<br />
THE TALE OF SWEENEY TODD (World 2000 Entertainment)<br />
prod.Ted Swanson dir. John Schlesinger<br />
BUTTERFLY KISS (Dan Films) prod. Julie Baines dir. Michael Winterbottom<br />
DEFENCE OF THE REALM (Enigma Films) prod Linda Myles dir. David Drury<br />
PRICK UP YOUR EARS (Zenith Ent.) prod. Andrew Brown dir. Stephen Frears<br />
COMRADE LADY (Black &amp; White Filmsprod) prod. John Paul Chapple dir. Nobby Clark<br />
LONDON BLUES (Black &amp; White Filmsprod) prod. John Paul Chapple<br />
dir. Nobby Clark</p>
<p><strong>Television</strong><br />
A SHORT TRIP TO SWITZERLAND (BBC FILMS) prod. Liz Trubridge  dir. Simon Curtis<br />
THE COMMANDER (La Plante Prods/ITV) prod Lynda La Plate dirs. Various<br />
SILENT WITNESS (BBC) prod. George Ormond dirs. various<br />
DALZIEL &amp; PASCOE (BBC) prod. Annie Tricklebank dirs. various<br />
TRIAL &amp; RETRIBUTION (La Plante Prods) prod. Chris Hall dirs .various<br />
MESSIAH (BBC/Paramount) prod. Peter Norris dirPaul Unwin<br />
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS (BBC) prod. Diana Kyle dir. Louis Caulfield<br />
FAMILY (BBC) prod. Andrew Eaton dir. Michael Winterbottom<br />
TAKE ME (Coastal Prods) prod. Bill Boys dir. Alex Pillai<br />
A HISTORY OF BRITAIN (BBC) prod/dir Ian Bremner<br />
SUMMER IN THE SUBURBS (BBC) prod. Hiliary Salmon dir. David Attwood<br />
THE ECHO ( BBC) prod. Kate Harewood dir. Diamuid Lawrence<br />
MOTHERTIME (BBC) prod. Josh Golding dir. Matthew Jacobs<br />
DEEP SECRETS (BBC) prod. Gillian McNeil dir. Diarmuid Lawrence<br />
THE GOLDEN COLLAR (Initial Ent/BBC) prod. Stewart Mackinnon dir. Gill Wilkinson<br />
A BREED OF HEROES (BBC2/Screen2) dir. Diarmuid Lawrence<br />
THE SCORE (BBC) dir. Bob Bentley<br />
LOVE LIES BLEEDING (BBC) prod. Robert Cooper dir. Michael Winterbottom<br />
THE LONGEST DAYS (Cicada Films) prod/dir Liz Clarke<br />
THE SHIP (BBC) prod/dir. Christopher Terrill<br />
DOCTOR’S ORDERS (BBC) prod Jeremy Mills</p>
<p><strong>Concert Works Include</strong></p>
<p>ANGEL MAGICK – opera commissioned by BBC for 1998 Proms Season<br />
THE BALLAD OF JAMIE ALLAN – folk opera commissioned by Sage Theatre<br />
THE LITTLE DEATH MACHINE – commissioned by BBC for 2002 Proms Season<br />
SILENCIUM &#8211; orchestral<br />
LEVIATHAN – orchestral commissioned by Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra<br />
THE THREE RAVENS SONG CYCLE – vocal work commissioned by BBC Radio 3<br />
O’MISTRESS MINE – song commissioned by Decca Records for Elvis Costello</p>
<p><strong>Awards</strong></p>
<p>THE COMMANDER/Windows of the Soul – RTS Nomination Best TV Score 2007<br />
SILENT WITNESS – RTS Best Original Television Score<br />
DEFENCE OF THE REALM – RTS Nomination Best TV Score<br />
SUMMER IN THE SUBURBS – RTS Nomination Best Television Score<br />
PRICK UP YOUR EARS – Best Artistic Achievement Award Cannes Film Festival<br />
TERROR &amp; MAGNIFICENCE (album) Nominated for US Grammy Award</p>
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		<itunes:summary>John Harle’s first credited film score was Prick Up Your Ears (Zenith), co-written with Stanley Myers, which won the Best Artistic Achievement Award at Cannes in 1988. Since then he has emerged as one of the UK’s most gifted drama composers with more than 60 major credits ranging from Silent Witness (BBC) which won him the coveted Royal Television Society Award to A History of Britain (BBC), Simon Schama’s multi-award winning series.   Nominated for another Royal Television Society Award for Windows of the Soul, an episode from the 2007 The Commander series (La Plante/ITV). Most recent credit is A Short Trip To Switzerland for BBC Films, starring Julie Walters, directed by Simon Curtis and produced by Liz Trubridge.

John Harle’s first credited film score was Prick Up Your Ears (Zenith), co-written with Stanley Myers, which won the Best Artistic Achievement Award at Cannes in 1988. Since then he has emerged as one of the UK’s most gifted drama composers with more than 60 major credits ranging from Silent Witness (BBC) which won him the coveted Royal Television Society Award to A History of Britain (BBC), Simon Schama’s multi-award winning series. He has been Nominated for a Royal Television Society Award for Windows of the Soul, an episode from the 2007 The Commander series (La Plante/ITV). His signature dark menacing scores have added emotional tension to series such as Trial and Retribution
(La Plante Productions/ITV), Messiah (BBC/Paramount) and Dalziel &#38; Pascoe (BBC).

Other tv includes Take Me (Coastal/ITV); Summer in the Suburbs (BBC); The Echo (BBC), starring Clive Owen; Deep Secrets (BBC); The Family (BBC); The Golden Collar (BBC); Behind Closed Doors (BBC); and A Breed of Heroes (BBC); and Love Lies Bleeding (BBC), directed by Michael Winterbottom.

Features include Michael Winterbottom’s film Butterfly Kiss (Dan Films); Capone’s Boys (Alchemy Pictures), directed by Richard Standeven; John Schlesinger’s The Tale of Sweeney Todd (World 2000 Entertainment) starring Ben Kingsley; Comrade Lady and London Blues (Black &#38; White Films/Channel 4) both directed by Nobby Clark.

As performer, composer and producer he has released more than 40 albums on Decca, EMI Classics, Sony, BMG, Virgin, A&#38;M, Hyperion and Argo with sales exceeding 600,000 copies. He was Artistic Advisor and Music Consultant to Sir Paul McCartney for six years and his other important collaborations are with Elvis Costello, Richard Rodney Bennett, Michael Nyman and Ute Lemper. He recently produced Lesley Garrett’s new album, I Will Wait For You, for BMG Records.

John is the leading contemporary classical saxophonist of his generation and his performance of Harrison Birtwistle’s saxophone concerto Panic at The Last Night of The Proms in 1996 instantly gave him a world profile and he has since performed this work in New York, San Francisco, Athens, Lucerne, Sydney, Helsinki and Milan. At the 1998 Proms his opera, Angel Magick, received the first of its many performances. He appeared as a soloist again at The Proms in 2000 and 2001 and in 2002 performed his own saxophone concerto, The Little Death Machine.

He has written more than 30 concert works, many of them commissions and in early 2008 will deliver a new symphonic piece to The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra which they will premiere in July, as well as a new saxophone concerto, Bluebird, commissioned by The Central Band of Royal Air Force.

He is Professor of Music at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and is an inspiration to a whole new generation of saxophonists.
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CAPONE’S BOYS (Dakota Films) prod. Luc Roeg dir. Richard Standeven
THE TALE OF SWEENEY TODD (World 2000 Entertainment)
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BUTTERFLY KISS (Dan Films) prod. Julie Baines dir. Michael Winterbottom
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		<description><![CDATA[Born and educated in London, Andrew Raiher, a classically trained film composer who completed his studies at Trinity College of Music, is equally at home with both orchestral and contemporary film music. He works in London and Los Angeles and recently completed scores  include Solomon Kane (Davis Films), Waking Madison for director Katherine Brooks and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Born and educated in London, Andrew Raiher, a classically trained film composer who completed his studies at Trinity College of Music, is equally at home with both orchestral and contemporary film music. He works in London and Los Angeles and recently completed scores  include<strong> Solomon Kane</strong> (Davis Films), <strong>Waking Madison</strong> for director Katherine Brooks and Annapurna Productions; the major motion picture, <strong>Redline</strong> (Chicago Pictures) for director Andy Cheng and producer Mario Kassar.</p>
<p>Other recent credits  <strong>Scorpion King 2</strong>: <strong>Rise of a Warrior</strong> for Universal Pictures; <strong>Dragon Hunters</strong> for Paris based Futurikon; and <strong>Starship Troopers 3</strong>: <strong>Marauders</strong> for Sony Pictures.<br />
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<p><img title="andrew-raiher-2004.jpg" src="http://www.smatalent.com/wp-content/uploads/andrew-raiher-2004.jpg" alt="andrew-raiher-2004.jpg" align="right" />His other composer credits include <strong>Hideous Man</strong> (Harry Nash Films), directed by <strong>John Malkovich</strong> and produced by <strong>Bella Freud</strong>. He wrote additional music for <strong>Kingdom In Twilight</strong> (Tandem Communications) and <strong>Trinity </strong>(Fireworks/World Mark).</p>
<p>Over the past three years he has worked very closely with Hollywood composer <strong>Klaus Badelt</strong> as his additional writer, arranger and programmer on <strong>Solomon Kane</strong> (Carl Films), <strong>Premonition</strong> (MGM), <strong>Poseidon</strong> (Warner Bros), <strong>Rescue Dawn</strong> (Gibraltar Entertainment), <strong>16 Blocks</strong> (Warner Bros), <strong>The Promise</strong> (Moonstone Productions), <strong>Ultraviolet</strong> (Sony Pictures),<strong> Constantine</strong> (Warner Bros) and recently completed work on<strong> Killshot</strong>, (The Weinstein Company) for Oscar winning director John Madden. As a composer, Andrew’s style has developed the same clarity and detail found so often in his mentors’ scores.</p>
<p>Andrew was part of the creative score discussions on movies involving directors <strong>Wolfgang Peterson</strong>, <strong>Richard Donner</strong>, <strong>Werner Herzhog</strong> and<strong> John Madden</strong> and this has given him a real understanding of the film making process at the highest level.</p>
<p>Early in 2009 Andrew was asked to score one of a series of animations based on traditional Chinese folk stories. The score was recorded at Capitol Records featuring a string orchestra, ethnic Chinese instruments and the outstanding solo violin playing of Frank Ge-Fang Yang, a virtuoso who spent ten years touring the world as first violin for the well known Alexander Quartet.</p>
<p>He also worked as a programmer with composer Elia Cmiral on <strong>Pulse</strong> (The Weinstein Company), guitars and programming for composer Ilan Eshkeri on <strong>Layer Cake</strong> (Ska Films), programmer/arranger for Michael Kamen on <strong>Boo, Zino &amp; The Snurks</strong> (Warner Bros) and provided additional guitars on <strong>Alfie</strong> (Paramount Pictures).</p>
<p>He has worked in the studio with many recording artists including <strong>SIA</strong>, <strong>Nick Laird-Clowes</strong>, <strong>Horace Andy</strong>, <strong>Dave Stewart </strong>, <strong>Richard Darbyshire</strong> and <strong>Dominic King</strong> .</p>
<p>Drawing on a background of writing, live performance and synthesiser programming, he has articulated and developed a style, which combines to great effect, the use of electronic elements with more traditional orchestral instrumentation.</p>
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<p><strong>Andrew Raiher &#8211; Feature Film Credits</strong></p>
<p><strong>As composer</strong><br />
Solomon Kane (Davis Films) Dir. Michael J Bassett Prods.<br />
Paul Berrow, Samuel Hadida, Kevan Van Thompson<br />
Waking Madison (Annapurna Productions)  Dir. Katherine Brooks  Prod. Ted Schipper &amp; Jonah Hirsch</p>
<p>Redline (Chicago Pictures) Dir. Andy Cheng Prod. Mario Kassar</p>
<p>Hideous Man (Harry Nash Films) Dir John Malkovich Prod Bella Freud</p>
<p>Dragon Hunters (Futurikon) additional music Dir. Guillaume Ivernel  Prod. Philippe Delarue &amp; Tito Seiffert</p>
<p>Scorpion King 2: Rise of the Arccadian (Universal Pictures)  additional music</p>
<p>Starship Troopers 3: Marauders (Sony/ApolloMovie Beteiligungs/Bold) additional music Dir. Edward Neumeier  Prod. Lorenzo Senatore</p>
<p>Kingdom in Twilight (Tandem Communications) Dir. Uli Edel Additional music Prod. Rola Bauer</p>
<p>Trinity (Fireworks / World Mark) Dir Gary Boulton-Brown (Additional Music) Prod David Wooster</p>
<p><strong>As arranger/programmer/musician</strong><br />
Killshot (The Weinstein Company) Dir John Madden<br />
(Composer Klaus Badelt) Prod Richard Gladstein</p>
<p>Premonition (Sony Pictures) Dir. Mennan Yapo<br />
(Composer Klaus Badelt) Prod Ashok Amritraj</p>
<p>Pulse (The Weinstein Company) Dir Jim Sorenzo<br />
(Composer Klaus Badelt) Prod Michael Leahy</p>
<p>Poseidon (Warner Bros) Dir Wolfgang Peterson<br />
(Composer Klaus Badelt) Prod. Akiva Goldsman</p>
<p>Rescue Dawn (Gibralter Entertainment) Dir.Werner Herzhog<br />
(Composer Klaus Badelt) Prod Elton Brand</p>
<p>16 Blocks (Warner Bros) Dir Richard Donner<br />
(Composer Klaus Badelt) Prod Avi Lerner</p>
<p>The Promise (Moonstone Entertainment) Dir Chen Kaige<br />
(Composer Klaus Badelt) Prod Etchie Stroh</p>
<p>Ultraviolet (Sony Pictures) DirKurtWimmer (Composer Klaus Badelt) Prod Lucas Foster</p>
<p>Constantine (Warner Bros Dir Francis Lawrence<br />
(Composer Klaus Badelt) Prod Lauren Shuler Donner</p>
<p>Layer Cake (Ska Films) Dir Matthew Vaughn<br />
(Composer Ilan Eshkeri) Prods David Reid, Matthew Vaughn</p>
<p>Boo, Zino and the Snurks (Warner Bros/Ambient) Dir/Prod Leonard Krawinkel (Composer Michael Kamen)</p>
<p>Alfie (Paramount Pictures) Dir Charles Shyer<br />
(Additional Guitars) Prod Elaine Pope</p>
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		<title>SWAIN, Martyn</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Martyn Swain, an award winning score composer and songwriter, comes from a &#8216;rock &#8216;n roll&#8217; background having joined The Waterboys back in 1987 and went on to work with major superstars, including David Bowie. Credits include Reichenbach Falls, Auf Wiedersehen Pet, The Rotters Club, Belonging and more&#8230; He studied composition and orchestration at London&#8217;s Guildhall [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Martyn Swain, an award winning score composer and songwriter, comes from a &#8216;rock &#8216;n roll&#8217; background having joined <strong>The Waterboys</strong> back in 1987 and went on to work with major superstars, including <strong>David Bowie</strong>. Credits include<strong> Reichenbach Falls</strong>, <strong>Auf Wiedersehen Pet</strong>, <strong>The Rotters Club</strong>, <strong>Belonging</strong> and more&#8230;</p>
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<p><img src="http://www.smatalent.com/wp-content/uploads/c-martyn-swain.jpg" alt="c-martyn-swain.jpg" align="right" /> He studied composition and orchestration at London&#8217;s Guildhall School of Music and only started scoring fulltime for film and tv in 2002, since which time he has already achieved an impressive list of credits. These Include <strong>Belonging</strong>, starring <strong>Brenda Blethyn</strong>, directed by Chris Menaul, for which he won the <strong>FIPA D&#8217;OR for Best Original Score</strong>, and he was awarded <strong>EMMYS</strong> for <strong>Allied To The Mafia </strong>and <strong>The True Story Of The Roman Arena</strong> for the BBC&#8217;s <strong>Timewatch</strong> series. 2007 scores include the BBC&#8217;s <strong>Reichenbach Falls</strong>.</p>
<p>His other credits include the feature <strong>Inspiration</strong>, produced by Alan Rickman; the 2005 series of<strong> Auf Wiedersehen Pet </strong>(BBC), for which he provided a largely Afro Cuban score;<strong> The Rotters&#8217; Club</strong> series (Company Pictures/BBC); <strong>In Search Of Lawrence</strong> (Fulcrum/Channel 4); and<strong> Pyramid</strong> (BBC). He was second composer, contributing music to <strong>Cracker series I</strong> (Granada); Catherine Cookson&#8217;s <strong>The Gambling Man</strong> (ITV); <strong>Century Falls</strong> and <strong>Moon Dial</strong> (BBC). His documentaries series cover everything from the <strong>National Geographic</strong>, <strong>Lonely Planet</strong>, <strong>Horizon</strong>, <strong>The Mission</strong>, and <strong>Storm Chasers</strong> to<strong> Undressed</strong> and <strong>Planet Food</strong>. Last year two of his library pieces were used in <strong>Little Britain</strong>.</p>
<p>Originally a bass guitarist and backing vocalist, he gained worldwide touring, recording and tv experience with <strong>World Party</strong>,<strong> Julian Lennon</strong>, the afore mentioned<strong> David Bowie</strong>, <strong>Toni Childs</strong>, <strong>Aimee Mann</strong>, <strong>Sinead O&#8217;Connor</strong>, <strong>Holly Johnson</strong> and many others. He quickly developed as a songwriter and wrote with, and for <strong>Robert Plant</strong>, <strong>Aimee Mann</strong>,<strong> Toni Childs</strong> and <strong>Julian Lennon </strong>with whom he is currently completing an album project as songwriter, co-producer and musician.</p>
<p>The collaboration with <strong>Julian Lennon</strong> has carried over into a new recording project led by Martyn which will also feature contributions from <strong>David Gray</strong> and <strong>Will Young</strong>. Watch this space!</p>
<p>Martyn works from his own digital sound to picture studio in central London. He is a member of British Academy of Composers and Songwriters and last year was on the BAFTA panel judging Best Original TV Music.</p>
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<p>Features<br />
INSPIRATION (AWR) dir. Andreas Wizniewski prod. Alan Rickman</p>
<p>TV<br />
REICHENBACH FALLS (BBC) director John McKay<br />
BELONGING (The Producers) dir. Chris Menaul<br />
THE ROTTER CLUB (Company Pictures/BBC) dir. Tony Smith<br />
prod. Chrissy Skinns<br />
AUF WIEDERSEHEN PET (BBC) dirs. Maurice Phillips &amp; David Innes-Edwards<br />
Prod. Chrissy Skins<br />
PYRAMID (BBC) dir. Jonathan Stamp<br />
ALLIED TO THE MAFIA (BBC &#8211; Timewatch) dir/prod. Richard Bradley<br />
THE TRUE STORY OF THE ROMAN ARENA (BBC &#8211; Timewatch)<br />
dir/prod Jonathan Stamp<br />
IN SEARCH OF LAWRENCE (BBC) dir. Peter White prod. Martin Long<br />
CRACKER series I (Granada) second composer dir. Michael Winterbottom<br />
prod. Gub Neal<br />
CATHERINE COOKSONS&#8217;: THE GAMBLING MAN (ITV) second composer<br />
dir. Norman Stone prod. Ray Marshall<br />
CENTURY FALLS (BBC) second composer dir. Colin Cart<br />
prod. Richard Callannan<br />
MOON DIAL (BBC) second composer dir. Colin Cant prod. Paul Stone<br />
LONELY PLANET (Pilot Productions/Channel 4) dirs. various<br />
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Channel dirs. Various prod. Mark Dyson<br />
PLANET FOOD (Pilot Productions/Channel 4) dirs. Various<br />
HORIZON (BBC) various documentaries<br />
THE MISSION (BBC) various documentaries<br />
STORM CHASERS (Channel 4) 2 x 1 hr series<br />
UNDRESSED (Little Bird/Channel 4) 4 x 1 hr series</p>
<p>Awards<br />
FIPA D&#8217;OR for BELONGING (ITV) dir Chris Menaul<br />
EMMY for ALLIED TO THE MAFIA (BBC &#8211; Timewatch) dir. Richard Bradley<br />
EMMY for THE TRUE STORY OF THE ROMAN ARENA (BBC &#8211; Timewatch)<br />
dir. Jonathan Stamp</p>
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