| Laurence Williamson
- Film Editor |
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| This
page lists just the films that were shortlisted, nominated or won
awards. Also Film festivals. |
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Panorama. Return From ISIS: A Family's Story |
BBC1/Mongoose Pictures |
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| The story of an American family who went to Raqqa to join Isis - and what happened to them. | Produced and Directed by Joshua Baker |
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'A powerful film about one family's traumatic
odyssey' - The Telegraph 'This remarkable doc' - The Guardian |
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| Nominated 2021 EMMY Awards Nominated 2021 Grierson Awards Nominated 2022 RTS Awards Won Rory Peck 2021 Award |
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Contagion! The BBC4 Pandemic | BBC4/360 Production | |
| Made in 2018 before the
Covid 19 pandemic. 75 min doc on the biggest citizen science experiment of its kind. Thousands of people download the BBC Pandemic app and help limit the next Spanish Flu like outbreak. Made two years before the Covid pandemic. |
Executive
Producer Danielle Peck |
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| 'A cheery piece of Reithian edutainment and a grave portent of our impending doom' - The Guardian | |||
| Shortlisted 2018 Broadcast Digital Awards | |||
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Escape from Colditz |
C4/Windfall |
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| Feature length doc recreating
the most famous, planned WW2 prison break - flying a glider off the roof
of Colditz Castle |
Filmed, Produced and Directed by Tom Cook | ||
| Shortlisted 2013 Grierson Awards | |||
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Wonderland - High Society Brides |
BBC2/Keo Films |
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| What happened to five 'girls in
pearls' who appeared on the frontispiece page of Country Life magazine
during the last fifty years. |
Directed by Hannah Berryman |
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| "This beautifully crafted documentary" TV
Times "Unexpectedly touching, thoroughly engaging" Radio Times |
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| Nominated Most Entertaining Documentary 2011 Grierson Awards | |||
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Ration Book Britain |
UKTV/Optomen Television |
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| Valentine Warner, Andrew Castle and Jodie Kidd explore what it meant to live through the rationing years in Britain, | Produced and Directed by Diene Petterle and David Robertson | ||
| 4 x 44 min films edited, graded and on-lined by me in just 3 weeks for each film. | |||
| Shortlisted 2011 Broadcast Digital Awards | |||
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The Posters Came From The Walls |
Brown Owl Films/Mute Records |
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| The fans of Depeche Mode filmed
by Turner Prize winning artist Jeremy Deller |
Directed by Jeremy Deller and Nick Abrahams | ||
| Selected for 2008 London Film Festival | |||
| "The most fun film of the Festival" The
Observer "Hilarious, brilliantly edited and politically fascinating" Dazed and Confused |
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Kevin McCloud and The Big Town Plan |
C4/Talkbalk Thames |
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| Filmed over five years, can good design rescue the failing town of Castleford in Yorkshire? I worked with Robert Thirkell across the series. 4 x50 mins. 1 of 3 editors | Produced and Directed by Hugo Smith | ||
| Nominated 2008 RTS Awards | |||
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Nuremberg - Goering's Last Stand |
C4/3BM |
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| Two hour drama doc about
Goering's rise to power and downfall at the Nuremberg Trials |
Written, Produced and Directed by Peter Nicholson | ||
| "Superbly made, thought-provoking and gripping" The Observer | |||
| 2007 BAFTA Specialist Factual Award Winner Nominated 2007 Banff World Television Awards |
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Extraordinary People - The Boy With A New Head |
C5/At It Productions |
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| Following 13 year old Petero
from rural Uganda to Dallas for dramatic surgery |
Filmed and Directed by Alex Berk |
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| Shortlisted 2007 Grierson Awards | |||
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Hannah Glasse - The First Domestic Goddess |
BBC4/Optomen Television |
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| Clarissa Dickson-Wright presents
a drama documentary about the Georgian author |
Directed by Diene Petterle |
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| Nominated 2007 Glenfiddich Award | |||
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Who Got Diana Dors' Millions? |
C4/Granada |
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| A code cracking
thriller biography. "The tense atmosphere of a sleuth movie" Evening Standard |
Directed by Isabel Tang |
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| 2004 RTS Award (North West) Best Factual Entertainment Programme | |||
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The Real John Curry |
C4/Granada |
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| Bio of the Olympic ice skater
and Britain's first openly gay sportsman. "Beautifully edited" - Head of Documentaries. |
Directed by Ralph Lee |
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| 2003 RTS Award Best
Sports Documentary 2003 RTS Award (North West) Best Sports Programme |
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Fifteen |
C4/Windfall |
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| 2 of 3 films about fifteen year
olds in south London. Oliver Morse, Daisy Asquith, Simon Rose, Nichola Koratjitis and Laurence Williamson by C4 poster. |
Directed by Daisy Asquith |
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| 2000 RTS Award Best
Documentary Series 2000 BAFTA Nominated Best Documentary Series |
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The Decision |
C4/Windfall |
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| 2 of 3 films about children and
social services. "A stunning document of our times" Evening Standard |
Filmed and Directed by Daisy
Asquith and Nichola Koratjitis. Executive Producer: Oliver Morse |
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| 1999 RTS Award Best Documentary Series | |||
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Troubleshooter |
BBC 2 |
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| 8 films in 5 series of top
industrialist Sir John Harvey Jones sorting out ailing companies,
including Morgan Cars. |
Producers: Anne Laking, Michael Mosley, Judi Rose, Robert Thirkell |
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| 1991 BAFTA Award winning series | |||
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The Heart of The Dragon |
C4/ASH Films |
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| 4 of 12 films about life in
China. |
Produced by Mischa Scorer and Peter Montagnon |
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| 1984 EMMY Award winning series | |||
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