​​​​​​​Neve Cunningham
Director of Photography

Did He Do It ?
Directors : Tim Conrad, Tom Pollock, Mike Taylor
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BriteSpark Films for Discovery Channels
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6 x 60'
Some horrifying miscarriages of justice are re-examined with testimony from the principal players, including relatives and friends of the victims as well as the police officers and legal teams on both sides.

Britain's Wildest Weather 2014
Director : Nic Young
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Arrow Media for Channel 4
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90'
The amazing human stories and incredible science behind the wild weather events that hit Britain in 2014, from floods to tornadoes and hurricanes.

Ultimate Warfare
Director : Ben Mole, Ian Clark
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Arrow Media for The History Channel
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4 x 60'
CGI - heavy reconstructions of some of the greatest battles in the history of warfare. Amazing special effects with limited resources.

Monsters in my Head
Director : Jim Nally
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Firecracker Films for Animal Planet / Discovery
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3 x 60'
An investigation into the terrifying events that occur when people are visited in the night by demon-like creatures and other strange conditions of the mind. Interviews, analysis and graphic reconstructions.

Soft Underbelly
Director : Russell Barnes
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Barnes Hassid Productions for BBC4
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90'
An historical analysis of the wisdom of Churchill's Mediterranean strategy in the second world war presented by David Reynolds.

Kings of Construction
Directors : Neve Cunningham, Patrick Fleming,
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Wag TV for Discovery Networks
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3 x 60'
​These films follow the crucial stages in giant engineering projects, an indoor ski slope in Dubai, a gas reprocessing plant above the Arctic Circle in Norway and the longest tunnel in the world underneath the Alps in Switzerland. The observational camera captures the human drama as well as the engineering challenges.

Eaten Alive
Director : Tim Conrad
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Cineflix for Animal Planet / Discovery
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60'
Re-enactment of people being atacked by lions and hyenas using real animals at close quarters. Shot in South Africa.

The Gospel of Judas
Director : James Barratt
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National Geographic Television – Specials
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90'
A film which made headlines around the world. An ancient Coptic text is discovered in a remote cave in Egypt , supposedly 'The Gospel According to Judas' . This film explores the background behind the discovery and the consequences for Christianity.

Safari, Witchcraft and Murder
Director : Carl HIndmarch
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Raw TV for Channel 4
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60'
​Interviews and dramatic reconstructions graphically bring to life the story of David Simpson, a young Englishman wrongly imprisoned in the Central African Republic for the murder of 13 miners.

Who Downed Douglas Bader ?
Director : Patrick Fleming
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Wildfire TV for Channel 4
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120'
​The hunt for the wreckage of Douglas Bader’s Spitfire shot down over Northern France in 1941. A mixture of forensics, computer models and straightforward archaeology are deployed in this historical detective story.

Out There : Minefields
Director : Fiona Caldwell
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National Geographic Television
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60'
​A character-led film that shows the work of the mine clearance teams in Western Cambodia as they inch their way through the jungle in an extremely hazardous and exasperating battle against the hundreds of thousands of mines.

Columbus: Secrets from the Grave
Director : Lisa Harney
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Atlantic Productions for Discovery
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60'
​With DNA testing of his bones and testimony from a number of experts, this programme tries to settle once and for all the mystery of where Columbus actually came from: Spain or Italy. A mix of interview, dramatic reconstruction and actuality.