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Dinedor |
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Andrew Downer |
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www.dinedor.com |
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Basic French. |
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USA. France. Germany. Czech Republic. Japan. Thailand. Hungary. |
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Cape Wrath. 20,000 Streets Under The Sky. Lila Dit Ca. Johnny English (2nd Unit). The Parole Officer. The Railway Children. Greenfingers. Essex Boys. Fanny and Elvis. Titanic Town. Far From The Madding Crowd. Our Friends In The North. Persuasion. |
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Duane Clark. John Duigan. Roger Michell. Simon Curtis. Joel Hershman. Terry Winsor. Kay Mellor. Simon Cellan Jones. Nick Renton. Catherine Morshead. Ziad Doueiri. Gavin Millar. Adrian Shergold. |
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BAFTA Award 1995 for "Persuasion." BAFTA Award 1998 for "Far From The Madding Crowd." BAFTA Nomination 2006 for "20,000 Streets Under the Sky.` BAFTA Nomination 1996 for "Our Friends In The North." RTS Nomination 1995 for "Persuasion." RTS Team Award for "Persuasion." RTS Nomination 1996 for "Broken Glass." |
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Blue/Green Screen. |
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+44(0) 1932 562093 |
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+44(0) 7771 603567 |
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john@johndalybsc |
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http://www.johndalybsc.com |
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John started his career with the BBC Film Dept based at Ealing Studios in 1976. Rising through the ranks of the Camera Dept, he worked on a wide range of programmes that included everything from documentaries and comedy to drama. His first break as Director of Photography came in 1990 when he was asked to shoot `Close Relations`, a film directed by Adrian Shergold and produced by Ruth Caleb for BBC2. In 1995 John photographed Roger Michell`s `Persuasion` for which he won his first Bafta Award for Photography and Lighting. He won another Bafta Award in 1998 for Granada TV`s `Far From The Madding Crowd` and in that same year left the BBC to go freelance.
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