I entered the film industry in 1978 as a runner/tea-boy at the age of eighteen and gradually worked my way up through the ranks of assistant-directing before becoming a location manager in 1985. Throughout the rest of the 80s and first half of the 90s, I was location manager and then production manager on numerous feature films and television dramas. BARNEY REISZ - Credit list since 1996 in feature films, TV drama and documentary LINE PRODUCER - CREDITS · 'BLUE ICE' 35mm feature film directed by Russell Mulcahy, starring Michael Caine, Bob Hoskins. · 'ROUGHNECKS' a six-part (6 x 1-hour) primetime drama series for BBC1 directed by Sandy Johnson. · 'MURDER IN MIND' a Screen One Film for BBC1 directed by Bob Bierman, starring Charlotte Rampling, Trevor Eve · 'DIFFERENT FOR GIRLS' a 35mm feature film directed by Richard Spence, starring Rupert Graves and Stephen Mackintosh. PRODUCER - 'THE WOODLANDERS' 35mm feature film based on the Thomas Hardy novel, directed by Phil Agland starring Rufus Sewell, Emily Woof and Polly Walker, financed by Channel Four, Pathe and the Arts Council. *Best Film and Best Director at the Shanghai Film Festival 1998* CO-PRODUCER - 'THE LOSS OF SEXUAL INNOCENCE', Super 16/35mm feature film directed by Mike Figgis, starring Saffron Burrows, Julian Sands, Gina McKee, Kelly MacDonald, financed by Summit Entertainment PRODUCER - 'IT'S GOOD TO TALK', 15-minute 35mm short film comedy directed by Roger Goldby, starring Martin Clunes, Sean Hughes, Steven MacIntosh, financed by The Foundation for Sport and the Arts and sold worldwide including Channel 4 Television. *Nominated for an Oscar at 1999 US Academy Awards* PRODUCER - 'INVISIBLE SUN' - STING pop video to accompany theme song from "X-Files - The Movie" for Twentieth Century Fox. ASSOCIATE PRODUCER - 'MISS JULIE', Super 16/35mm feature film adaptation of Strindberg's play, directed by Mike Figgis, starring Peter Mullan and Saffron Burrows. PRODUCER - 'ON SET WITH RANDALL AND HOPKIRK', 50-minute documentary directed by Roger Goldby, 'behind-the-scenes' on the Working Title TV show starring Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer, financed by BBC Television. PRODUCER - 'KEN AND ROSA', 50-minute documentary directed by Henrique Goldman about Ken Loach and the making-of his feature film 'Bread and Roses', financed by FilmFour and BAC Films PRODUCER - 'SHOCKERS', 3 x 1 hour dramas for Tiger Aspect Productions/Channel 4 Television. 1) 'Cyclops', directed by Bharat Nalluri, starring Juliet Aubrey and Stuart Graham 2) 'Parent's Night', directed by Marc Charach, starring Aisling O'Sullivan, Liam Barr and Bryan Dick. 3) 'Ibiza - 7 nights for £99 return', directed by David Blair, starring Stephen Hoyle, Marshall Lancaster, Hugo Speer and Tony Curran. *Nominated for BEST SHORT DRAMA AWARD at the Banff Television Festival* PRODUCER - 'DEAD GORGEOUS', 2 hour TV drama for Carlton/ITV network starring Faye Ripley and Helen McCrory, directed by Sarah Harding. PRODUCER - 'JOHNNY ENGLISH:CLASSIFIED INFORMATION', 1/2 hour behind the scenes documentary for ITV about the making-of the feature film "Johnny English" starring Rowan Atkinson. PRODUCER - 'FAMILY BUSINESS', 6 x 1 hour TV drama series for BBC1 starring Jamie Foreman, Elizabeth Berrington and Trevor Peacock, directed by Tom Shankland and Sarah Harding, written by Tony Grounds. PRODUCER - 'ALL THE GIRLS I'VE LOVED BEFORE', 50-minute documentary for Channel 4 TV, directed by Henrique Goldman. PRODUCER - 'ELIZABETH I', 2 x 2 hour TV drama mini-series for Company Pictures, Channel 4 TV and HBO, starring Helen Mirren, Jeremy Irons and Hugh Dancy, directed by Tom Hooper, written by Nigel Williams. *Nomination - Royal Television Society - TV DRAMA SERIES* *Nomination - Broadcast award - TV DRAMA SERIES* *Winner - South Bank Show award - BEST TV DRAMA* *Winner - Emmy (Primetime) - OUTSTANDING MINI-SERIES* *Winner - Golden Globe - BEST FILM FOR TELEVISION* *Winner - PGA Award - PRODUCER OF THE YEAR* *Winner - Peabody Award* PRODUCER - 'TIME OF YOUR LIFE', 6 x 1 hour TV drama series for Granada/ITV1, starring Geraldine James, Robert Pugh and Genevieve O'Reilly, directed by David Blair, written by Charlie Martin. PRODUCER - 'THE SHOOTING OF THOMAS HURNDALL', 90-min TV film drama for Channel 4 TV/Talkback Thames, starring Stephen Dillane and Kerry Fox, directed by Rowan Joffe, written by Simon Block.