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SYLVIE BOLIOLI (Writer/Director/Producer also appearing as Junkie)
Sylvie started her career in show business at an early age. She wrote, directed, produced and acted in her first play when she was only nine years old. She then joined Le Jeune Theatre du Soleil with which she toured the South of France performing Greek classics. After gaining an MBA in Management and Marketing, she went on to work in England as a magician’s assistant whilst studying drama at RADA. Sylvie had the chance to work with Sam Mendes, appearing in London Assurance, although Mr Mendes probably won't remember the Servant who was pushing furniture about on the stage in Guildford, UK! She subsequently appeared in a few other British stage shows before working on Mexican and European television.
Sylvie made her directing debuts in advertising, with TV commercials for Mexican television. She had previously written, directed and produced a series of radio commercials for various brands including Pepsi Cola. She added more stage directing to her experience; her last work Breaking the Silence was performed at the Etcetera theatre in London. Her first short film Solo Party, for which she also did the cinematography, was selected at the Tribeca Underground Short Film Festival in New York.
She had a taste for film production when she worked as a Production Assistant on The Yawning Man, a film shot at Pinewood Studios.
Adding another string to her bow, Sylvie recently edited a feature film Jehovah Kill which raised the interest of US distributor Montecristo Entertainment.
Sylvie is now combining her acting career and developing a few feature films with the view to direct amongst which "Pandora's Box", a dark thriller in the film noir genre; "Pandora's Box" written by Gabriel Murray ("Casanova's Letters", "Pretty Boys") and Clive Thompson. "Verdict?", a different take on the death penalty in which more questions are asked than answered.
“Working on an Alfred Hitchcock project was a childhood dream. So when I was looking for potential material for the screenplay of a short film, I remembered GAS, a little gem full of suspense and humour. So I thought that besides giving me the immense pleasure of working with Monsieur Hitchcock, it would give the opportunity to say thank you for giving us some of the greatest movies of all times.”
STEVE BROOKE-SMITH (Director of Photography)
Steve started his career as a Clapper Loader in the Hollywood movie Memphis Belle in 1990. He then climbed the ladder and gathered various credits as a Focus Puller on large productions such as The Madness of King George, Pandaemonium and Thunderbirds. His TV credits also include Judge John Deed and 55 Degrees North. Steve recently shot special effects for the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.
ROGER EATON (Director of Photography)
Roger trained as a stills photographer with the likes of Lord Snowdon and Eve Arnold. He shot Naomi Campbell, Claudia Shiffer amongst others for Vogue. He also had the opportunity to photograph the Pope, The Chippendales and Princess Diana. Roger then succumbed to the seduction of the moving image and began shooting documentaries and commercials before making movies. Short films include the award-winning drama The Booth and Un Certain Disregard with Catherine Deneuve. He went on to shoot a number of feature films of which Lava, Cold Fish, Code 46 (3rd Unit) – Dir Michael Winterbottom with Tim Robbins, Malevolence, Cab Hustle, Out of Depth (2nd Unit), The Rationalist (Director’s Test for Miramax), The Toy Box (Winner Best Foreign Film–VIFFI 2005)
The Killing of John Lennon and Truck of Dreams
His television credits also include the drama Out of Eden, The Real Eve, The Dinosaur Hunters and the UK Green Party Election Broadcast.
VERITY SCOTT (Production Designer)
ANDREW JOSLIN (Costume Designer)
Andrew studied design at Middlesex University, London College of Fashion and Central St. Martin’s College in London.
He has worked as Costume Designer in many films such as The Man of Flesh and Bone, A Higher Agency, Trussed and Kira, A Dark Tale, as well as James Eaves’ The Witches Hammer with Stephanie Beecham. Andrew worked more recently on the docu-drama Eruption of Krakatoa for Channel 4
Forth coming projects include Kaida’s Peace for Tobias Tobell.
MACBETH CLARK (Editor)
Macbeth trained in film production and editing in Sydney. He worked as computer artist, post-production manager, director, editor and sound editor on tv series and independent films. He then joined one of Sydney's top film editing houses for commercials working for clients such as Toyota, Microsoft and Sony as editor and sound editor.
Side-stepping to the theatre in 1998, Macbeth trained and worked as an actor on stage and film for two years before returning to post-production as a freelance editor in 2000. He continued work in commercials, for clients such as NIKE and Ansett Airlines, and in feature films, on ICON/20th Century Fox production of The Magic Pudding, an animated feature film starring the voices of John Cleese, Sam Neill and Hugo Weaving. He also began work in documentaries with Hilton Cordell, one of Australia's leading independent production companies, on an outstanding music-documentary series called The Pulse, produced for the national broadcaster, ABC TV. Then meeting his future wife during South-East Asian travels in 2002 lead Macbeth to London, where he picked up freelance work in tv series and documentaries for the BBC and Channel 4 amongst others, and established ongoing associations with independent filmmakers such as Polaris Productions.
After completing a short contract of work at Dubai's Media City in 2003, Macbeth returned to freelance work, dividing his time between London and Barcelona where he now lives.
ROB LORD (Music)
Rob Lord came to London in 1987 and has been a professional musician, recording artist and composer ever since.
He has toured and recorded as keyboards player and guitarist for a number of successful groups including Dodgy, The Primitives, The Candyskins, Voice Of The Beehive, Billy Ocean, The Connells, Heidi Berry and Grace - signed to Perfecto Records whom he wrote a UK top 30 song for "You're Not Mine" and toured Britain with Michael Jackson.
Rob also had his own bands, Vagabond Joy and Starpower, signed to EMI and Rough Trade respectively.
Over the past nine years Rob has branched out into the fields of music and sound design for film, advertising, television and computer games.
He has composed for the Films 'Fernando' and 'The Perfect Date' by director Tancredi Medda, 'Perfect Partner' by Steve Reilly/Just Hype Media and has also been commissioned to write the score for Air On A G String for director Sylvie Bolioli.
Television work has included music for the Channel 4 documentary "In The Wild" starring Julia Roberts for Tiger Aspect Films, and idents for cable channels The Community Channel and QVC.
His music has also featured in numerous adverts including Coca Cola's "The Future" television and cinema campaign for Publicis, the recent Burger King Pokemon and Wheetos "Scaredy Cat" adverts for Lowe Lintas and in the "Primal Rage" adverts for Mustoe, Merriman, Herring and Leavy.
Multimedia titles he has composed for have included full soundtracks for Terry Pratchett's "Discworld One and Two" - both UK number one titles, three tracks on the groundbreaking game "Wipeout" - also number one, a fully orchestrated 'John Barry' style soundtrack for "Action Man I and II" published by Hasboro Interactive and "Aladdin" and "The Little Mermaid" for Disney and "Chicken Run" for Dreamworks/Ardman. His music and sound design have also been heard in both "Ford Racing" and "The Battle Of Britain" for Empire and the forthcoming "Toca Race Driver" for Codemasters and Fuzion Frenzy for Microsoft.
Rob has also done remixes for Catatonia for Warner Brothers, Shriekback for Mushroom Records and John Peel's favourite band Hefner on Too Pure Records.
Rob recently scored the feature film Slipstream with Sean Astin and Vinnie Jones which won the award for best picture at the London Sci-Fi Film festival.
FULL CREDITS
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