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Born: ?, London, U.K., as Andrew William Dunn.
Education: Christ College; Harrow College of Technology and Art [later Polytechnic of Central London].
Career: Joined BBC-tv. Ph commercials dir by Nick Hamm [for Nissan], Michael Apted, Michael Mann [for Lucky Strike (1994)], Robert Altman, a.o. Appeared in the 'Omnibus' tv-doc 'Robert Altman in England' [2002, David Thompson].
Awards: BAFTA TV Award [1985] for 'Threads'; BAFTA TV Award [1986] for 'Edge of Darkness'; BAFTA TV Award nom [1987] for 'The Monocled Mutineer'; BAFTA TV Award [1989] for 'Tumbledown'; BSC Best Cinematography Award [1995] & BAFTA Film Award nom [1996] for 'The Madness of King George'; BSC Best Cinematography Award nom [2006] for 'Mrs. Henderson Presents'.
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FILMS |
1988 Strapless [David Hare] c
1988 Chattahoochee [Mick Jackson] c; 2uc (+ c.op): Philip Alan Waters
1990 L.A. Story [Mick Jackson] c
1991 Blame It on the Bellboy [Mark Herman] c
1991 The Bodyguard [Mick Jackson] c
1992 The Hawk [David Hayman] c; originally made as a tvm
1993 Clean Slate [Mick Jackson] c
1993 A Simple Twist of Fate [Gillies MacKinnon] c; 2uc: Paul Pollard
1994 The Madness of King George [Nicholas Hytner] c
1995 The Grotesque/Grave Indiscretion/Gentlemen Don't Eat Poets [John-Paul Davidson] c
1995 The Crucible [Nicholas Hytner] c
1996 The Bells of Hell [Peter Sheridan] scheduled to start filming in March, but prod fell through after actor Sean Penn pulled
out 10 days before start of shooting
1996 Addicted to Love/Forlorn [Griffin Dunne] c
1997 Hush [Jonathan Darby] c; 2uc: Alec Hirschfeld
1997 Ever After [: A Cinderella Story] [Andy Tennant] p/c; 2uc: Ian McMillan
1998 Practical Magic [Griffin Dunne] s35/c
1998 Ordinary Decent Criminal [Thaddeus O'Sullivan] s35/c
1999 Monkeybone [Henry Selick] c; live-action + anim; 2uc: Philip C. Pfeiffer
2000 Liam [Stephen Frears] c
2000 A Shout from the Streets [Fred DeVecca] c; short/26m
2000 The Count of Monte Cristo [Kevin Reynolds] c; 2uc: Arthur Wooster; uwph: Tim Wooster
2001 Gosford Park [Robert Altman] s35/c
2001 Sweet Home Alabama [Andy Tennant] c
2002 What a Girl Wants/American Girl [Dennie Gordon] p/c
2002 The Company [Robert Altman] HD-to-35mm/c
2003 Stage Beauty [Richard Eyre] p/c
2003 Piccadilly Jim [John McKay] c
2004 Hitch/The Last First Kiss [Andy Tennant] p/c; aph: David Norris
2004 Therese Raquin [Charlie Stratton] scheduled for November start; doph Peter Levy was also mentioned; status unknown
2004 Mrs. Henderson Presents [Stephen Frears] c
2005 The History Boys [Nicholas Hytner] c
2006 Miss Potter [Chris Noonan] p/c; 2uc: Alan Stewart & Chris Seager
2006 Hot Rod [Akiva Schaffer] s35/c; 2uc: Ciaran Kavanagh
2007 Good [Vicente Amorim] s35/c
2007 Helen Stanley [Sandy Wilson] pre-production; status unknown
2007 Lost for Words [Susanne Bier] announced; scheduled to start filming in September 2008
2007 Precious [: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire] [Lee Daniels] c; cph: Darren Lew
2008 Into the Rose-Garden [Anthony Wilcox] HD/c; short/12m
2009 Brontė [Angela Workman] pre-production; see Henry Braham (2007)
2009 Extraordinary Measures/Crowley [Tom Vaughan] c; aph: Dylan Goss
2009 Life as We Know It [Greg Berlanti] c
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TELEVISION |
1979 Coast to Coast [ep 'Beggar's Mantle' dir by ?] doc series for BBC-tv
1979 Bertrand Tavernier [in Scotland] [prod: David Hanley] doc/44m
1980 Coast to Coast [ep 'Enter the Gate' dir by ?] doc series for BBC-tv
1981 Andrina [Bill Forsyth] tvm/48m
1981 Gates to Space [Iain Mackenzie] doc/?m
1982 Jock and Roll [Ken MacGregor] mus doc/59m
1982 Discovery of Animal Behaviour [ep #6 'Living Together'; prod: Mike Salisbury] 6-part doc series for BBC-tv; cph:
Wolfgang Bayer, Martin Saunders, Dieter Sasse, a.o.
1983 The Visit [ep #3 (59m) 'The Boy David' dir by Alex McCall & #4 (49m) 'Marjorie's Quest' dir by Alex McCall] doc
series for BBC-tv; these are 2 doc's on the boy David Lopez. followed in 1985 by a 3rd doc; edited into 'The Boy David
Story' (2001; d: Alex McCall; 95m)
1984 A Winter Harvest [Colin Godman] 3-part ('The Lie of the Land', 'The Drift' & 'Rough Weather') miniseries
1984 On the 8th Day [prod: Michael Andrews] doc/61m; cph: Scott Ransom, Boyd Estus, a.o.; ep BBC-tv series 'The Natural
World'
1984 Badger Girl [Roger Fry] 10-part children's series; part of BBC-tv series 'Look and Read'
1984 Threads [Mick Jackson] tvm/16mm-35bu; vfx ph: Peter Wragg
1984 Edge of Darkness [Martin Campbell] 6-part miniseries, 1985; also ed into 3 parts
1985 Scene [ep 'Baby I Love You'; prod: Susan Paton] drama series (schools program) for BBC-tv
1985 The Good Dr. Bodkin Adams/Death by Prescription [Richard Stroud] tvm; ep BBC-tv series 'Sunday Premiere'
1985 The Monocled Mutineer [Jim O'Brien] 4-part miniseries
1986 Scene [ep 'Too Nice by Half!' dir by Andy Walker] drama series (schools program) for BBC-tv
1986 The Race for the Double Helix/Life Story [Mick Jackson] tvm; ep BBC-tv series 'Horizon'
1986 After Pilkington [Christopher Morahan] tvm; ep BBC-tv series 'Screen Two'
1986 Two of Us/Mates [Roger Tonge] 2-part tvm; aired 1988 (#1) & 1990 (#2)
1986 Man-Eaters of Kumaon [Alex Kirby] doc/77m; cph: Alan McGregor; ep BBC-tv series 'The Natural World'
1986 Bats Need Friends [prod: Mike Salisbury] doc/51m; cph: Jim Saunders & Peter Smithson; ep BBC-tv series 'The Natural
World'
1987 Hedgehog Wedding [Tim King] tvm/57m; ep BBC-tv series 'Screen Two'
1987 My Family and Other Animals [Peter Barber-Fleming] 10-part series
1987 Escape/Border [Misha Williams] tvm; cph: Graham Veevers; ep BBC-tv series 'Screen Two'
1987 Tumbledown [Richard Eyre] tvm
1987 Defrosting the Fridge [Sandy Johnson] tvm; ep BBC-tv series 'Screen Two'
1988 Across the Lake [Tony Maylam] tvm; ep BBC-tv series 'Sunday Premiere'
1988 A Passion for Grouse [prod: Martin Hughes-Games] doc/48m; cph: Ian Smith; ep BBC-tv series 'The Natural World'
1989 Blackeyes [Dennis Potter] 4-part miniseries; also theatrical version (98m)
1989 The Victorian Kitchen [prod: Keith Sheather] 8-part doc series for BBC-tv
1991 Jose Carreras - A Life Story [Chris Hunt] seg of arts doc series 'The South Bank Show'
1992 I Renounce War [Marilyn Wheatcroft] doc/49m
1992 Suddenly, Last Summer [Richard Eyre] tvm; ep BBC-tv series 'Performance'
1993 And Then There Was One [David Jones] tvm
1994 Is There Life Out There? [David Jones] tvm
1995 The Absence of War [Richard Eyre] tvm; ep BBC-tv series 'Screen Two'
1997 Food for Ravens/Better Days [Trevor Griffiths] tvm for BBC Wales
2000 Mysteries of 71st Street [Andy Tennant] unsold pilot/60m for CBS-tv
Note: There is a doph called Andrew [T.] Dunn. He is a BFA graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. Mr. Dunn has been shooting and field producing for Hybrid Films, New York City, since the early days of the doc 'Choc-O-Rama' [1996; cph]. He co-directed with David Houts and field-produced 'Dog the Bounty Hunter' [reality series for A&E; + cph] and 'Uncle Sam Wants You!' [doc; + ph], and field produced 'Family Plots' [reality series for A&E; + ph]. From the 'Take This Job...' doc series for A&E [ph], to the doc 'It's a Living' [ph], 'Memphis Homicide Squad' [reality series; cph], 'Parking Wars' [doc; cph], 'Brooklyn North Homicide Squad' [reality series; cph] and the doc 'NYPD Emergency' [cph], Andrew has been a key part of nearly every Hybrid Films production. He has ph other television doc's for ABC, PBS, Discovery Channel, NHK-Japan and the BBC, as well as numerous music videos and commercials. He ph the doc 'Another Road Home/Wander' [2003, Danae Elon; 77m]. He has also worked as doph on a number of independent feature films, including 'Dog Run' [1996, D. Ze'ev Gilad] & 'Strays' [1996, Vin Diesel]. He has worked closely with painter and sculptor Frank Stella for many years.