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HELEN
SAUNDERS - PA to Tony Garnett, John Heyman and Office
Manager
Helen has probably
been with the Company the longest. She started working
as P.A. to John Heyman, founder of the World Group,
nearly 13 years ago and was based at Pinewood Studios.
She then moved to the London office nearly 8 years
ago to look after Tony Garnett, the Chairman, as well.
She is also the office manager and tries to make sure
everything runs smoothly. Helen says she is very fortunate
in that she really loves her job - it can be stressful
but no two days are the same.
Helen has two grown up daughters, Jane 29 and Kathryn 27 who
has given her four lovely grandchildren.
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RODERICK
SELIGMAN - Director
Roderick Seligman
is responsible for commercial, legal and financial
matters. Formerly he worked at merchant bank Lazard
Brothers in the City and at television production company,TVF.
He qualified as a chartered accountant with Arthur Andersen
and has an MBA from Insead in France. He is extremely boring.
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BILL
SHAPTER - Producer
Bill Shapter started
as a camera operator in 1965, moving to the cutting
rooms in 1968 when he joined the BBC at Ealing Studios.
After ten years working mainly on drama series and
single films with directors that included Ken Russell,
Clive Donner, Mike Newell, Warris Hussein and Kevin
Connor and winning the Prix Italia for editing Roland
Joffe's The Spongers, he left the corporation to cut
feature films and work with Ken Loach and Tony Garnett,
following Garnett to Hollywood in 1981.
On returning to the UK although continuing to edit, Bill took
control of Kestrel Films, (Loach and Garnett's old company
that made Kes), and in 1989 joined the BBC again, this time
as a producer making The Laughter of God for Screen Two. More
recently he has produced: The Reconstructed Heart - C4 comedy
with Robert Llewellyn, An Exchange of Fire - 2 x 90 min drama
for C4, The Turnaround and Sharman - 5 x 75 min crime series
with Clive Owen for ITV based on Mark Timlin's books, Beautiful
Thing- a movie from Jonathan Harvey's play, The Heart Surgeon
- 2 x 75 min drama for BBC TV and Ultraviolet - 6 x 50 min
modern vampire thriller for C4 and Rough Treatment 2 x 75 min
drama for ITV. He has recently produced Trance with Joe Ahearne.
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REBECCA
STUNELL - Webmaster
Becky considered
'Webmistress' as her job title, but thought it sounded
too much like a porn site. Although everybody thinks
she's too young, she's a recent graduate of the University
of Westminster and has been running her own group of
web sites for five years.
Away from work, she's obsessed with gadgets and plans to have
her brain wired directly to her iBook. Her ambition is to design
clothing with enough pockets to accommodate all her technical
clutter. She's currently addicted to the Palm game 'Bejeweled'.
Oh, and she's had her hand up the back of Bagpuss.
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ANDREA
SAPSFORD- Script Editor
Andrea started
her career in television in 1992 answering
telephones for a large independent production
company. She then became a secretary at the
BBC despite her typing skills and began her
ascent up the editorial ladder both inside
and outside the BBC, before joining Eastenders
as a fully-fledged Script Editor in 1995.
Since then she has worked on various long-running
series for the Beeb before escaping to World
at the end of last year. Andrea is currently
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