Barney Snow | Television

Profile

I started working in television in the 1990s and have since made around thirty five factual or documentary programmes as a director/producer, many of which I've filmed myself. My background is in observational documentary but I have worked frequently with presenters on a wide range of different programmes and subjects. Films I've made have been nominated for both an RTS and a BAFTA.

I'm also an experienced self-shooting director happy to work with a range of formats and cameras. Most commonly used are the Sony FS7 and Canon C300. I also have my own shooting and sound equipment. I also direct crews but most frequently work in a small team together with an AP or researcher.

Motorbike Madness

Channel 4 1999

Co-director (not in edit)

1 x 49 min. A film I developed about the TT Races, the world’s most thrilling and dangerous road race. TX in May 1999. Produced by Juniper TV.

School for All

BBC2 (Open University) 1999

Producer/director/camera

2 x 30 mins obs docs in a series of films about children with special needs. Produced at BBC Open University. TX 1999.

Family Confidential

Channel 5 1999

Director

1 x 30 min. Film about a young woman who marries her stepbrother. TX in January 1999.

The Long Weekend

BBC2 1998

Insert director (not in edit)

A film following personal stories of drug use around the UK. Mosaic Pictures. TX July 1998.

Music for the Millennium

Channel 4 1998

Insert director

I made many of the film inserts for this rock special presented by John Peel. TX 1998. ZCZ Films.

3 x 60 mins. Developed from my idea. Films about the medical trauma system at the Royal London Hospital. The films follow the course of events from accident site to recovery. Produced at Juniper […read more]

Sunday Drivers

Discovery Channel 1995

Co-director

1 x 48 min. My first film which I also developed. Made as part of the ‘Outlaws’ series for Discovery Channel, this is about a group of gypsy banger drivers who smash up Rolls […read more]

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