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This is Daniel's debut performance. His experiences growing up in South East London gave him the background to understand and convincingly portray the role of Dwayne. Daniel is really excited to be part of the film and hopes it will lead to future acting roles. The production team have been particularly impressed with Daniel's raw acting ability and are keen for him develop and utilise his skills further.
Dead Money 2009 - Acting debut
This is Danny's debut performance. He is originally from South East London and his current day time employment is as a post man. He has been friends with Daniel since their school days and this made him the ideal choice for Dwayne's sidekick. Their dynamic energy is evident for all to see throughout the film. Danny is proud to be appearing in Dead Money and leading the way for other deaf black actors in the media world.
Dead Money 2009 - Acting debut
Mark is from Nottingham and trained at the Arden School of Acting. Mark is a hearing actor and has extensive experience in film, television and theatre roles. Mark is currently learning BSL and this is his first time working with Deaf actors, directors and crew. He thoroughly enjoyed the experience and hopes to work with them all again in the future.
You may see him on the Carling advert which is currently showing on TV.
For a full list of his credits, please visit:
Marlon is from Manchester and trained at the Birmingham School of Acting. He is a hearing actor and has worked as an actor for 6 years. His most recent role was as Leonardo In Blood Wedding at the Southwark Playhouse and prior to that, he appeared in Fallen (Channel 4). Dead Money is Marlon's first film working with Deaf actors and he loved it!
Theatre Credits Includes
Blood Wedding (Southwark Playhouse), Big Stuff (Arts Depot), Spark (M6/Tour), Live & Direct (Contact), Cooling Off (Tour), Tempting Cannibal (Contact Theatre), A Taste Of Honey (Ted Hughes Centre), In My Fathers House (BAA), Lyrikal Flavas (Contact)
TV Credits Include
Ideal (Baby Cow Productions/BBC), Breaking the Business (311 Films), The Chase (Rollem Productions),
Film Credits Include
The Fallen (Channel 4), Private Life (Mad Cat Films), Different Perspectives (Hercules Productions), Drifters (Anasazi Films), Two Wheels & the Baby (String Rite Productions), Life (Bubble Media)
Radio Credits Include
Radio Iron Mike(BBC)
Mark has a wealth of experience in a wide variety of different television genres including drama, documentary, commercials, reality and current affairs.
His specialist skills for extreme filming include skiing, cold weather, underwater and jungle.
Mark has been a freelance Lighting Cameraman and Director of Photography since 1999.
Hai Karate - CBBC
Bang Goes the Theory - BBC
Doctors - BBC Drama
Animal Heroes - Drama Recon for Discovery
Doctors - BBC Daytime Drama
Trail of Guilt - BBC Drama Recon
Crime Watch - BBC Drama Recon
Last Man Standing - BBC observational documentary
Annie goes to Hollywood - (BBC) Documentary Ann Robinson & The Weakest Link
Top Gear - BBC
Matt Allsop has been using a range of professional cameras and equipment for the past 5 years.
Experience includes a wide range of fields, from LIVE BROADCAST to MUSIC VIDEO, FICTION SHORTS to DOCUMENTARY, CORPORATE VIDEO to STUDIO, and SPORTS to INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARIES.
His specialist skills for extreme filming include skiing, cold weather, underwater and jungle.
Mark has been a freelance Lighting Cameraman and Director of Photography since 1999.
Cold Kiss | 7th-10th September 2009
Steadicam Operator - RED - Short film
Director - Nirpal Bhogal/DP - Brian Strange
Dust Light Films production
Short Film starring Ray Winstone
Graham Norton | Episode 7-2nd April 2009
Chat show - Assistant Steadicam
Talk show starring guests Katie Price, Peter Andre & Jimmy Carr
Roger Milla | July 2008
Feature Film Promotion - Camera (International - Cameroon)
Director Florence Ayisi/DP Matt Allsop
Promotional documentary about the legendary Milla, Roger. Shot in Cameroon, Africa for 3 weeks as a funding promotion for the Feature Film.
Over the past eight years, producer-director Rosa Rogers has established an award-winning track record in innovative programmes that have been made and shown around the world.
Films made closer to home range from a documentary about the unsolved deaths of 13 black teenagers and a profile of Britain's most performed living playwright, to poetry and dance films and television drama.
As well as producing and directing her own films, Rosa works as a mentor, advising and training new film makers in a range of skills.
MIGRANTS AND BORDERS (2008)
A BROKEN PROMISE (2007)
GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP (2007)
DRAGON PEOPLE (2006)
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH (2006)
A PICTURE OF BRITAIN - HULL BY JOHN GODBER (2005)
BACK TO BOMBAY (2005)
WORLD OF DIFFERENCE (2004)
WITHOUT YOU (2003)
03 AND ME (2003)
A multi-skilled, creative person with visual flair who has produced, directed and edited off line and on line for Channel 4, BBC and several independent TV companies for over 10 years.
Experienced in self shooting on Hi-Definition, directing cast and crew in both drama and factual documentaries, creating studio links and offering the ability to do fast turnaround - delivering ideas into realities! "A young media 'hot-shot' and one to watch!" - Broadcast Magazine (2004)
Writer, Co-Producer, Director and Editor - Dead Money 1x15' Screen WM/Film Council 2009
Co-Director and Editor - The Guest 1x10' Actcess film 2007
Director and Editor - Skye 1x12' Dreadful film 2002
Offline Editor - Don't Leave Me This Way 1x30' BBC 2008
Offline Editor - Stand By Your Man 1x30' BBC 2008
Offline Editor - Coming Out 1x8' BDA/Mutts & Jeff 2007
Offline Editor - Nectar 1x15' Roaring Girls Production 2005
NOT SHOWN ABOVE: Gareth Hides - Music, Beverley Denim - Assistant Producer, John McMullin - Colourist, Bim Ajadi - Editor, Alnoor Dewshi - Sound, Martin Pavey - Dubbing Mixer, Lisanne Holly - Costumes, Rinkoo Barpaga and Clare Spillman - Runners, John Maidens - Mentor
