Richard J. Wood

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Richard J. Wood was born in Ipswich, Suffolk and educated at the University of East Anglia and several film schools. He is executive producer of the critically acclaimed found-footage thriller 'Exhibit A', which the BFI's Sight & Sound magazine called "a masterpiece of gradually escalating horror". Exhibit A won 'Best UK Feature' at the 15th ... See full bio »

Born:

May 30, 1978 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England, UK

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Known For

Stag Night of the Dead Cinematographer

(2010)

Exhibit A Producer

(2007)

Dark Rage Cinematographer

(2008)

Popcorn Camera and Electrical Department

(2007)

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Cinematographer (10 credits)

2012 Folie à deux

2010 Stag Night of the Dead

2010 Blood + Roses

2009 At the Foot of a Tree

2008 Dark Rage

2008/I Chain Mail (Short)

2007 Morning Praise (Short)

2007 Primero (Short)

2007 Segundo (Short)

2006/I The Stranger (Short)

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Camera and Electrical Department (7 credits)

2011 Broken and Blue (Short) (gaffer)

2011 Ellie (Short) (gaffer)

2011 Blueberry (Short) (gaffer)

2010 Koda (Short) (gaffer)

2009 Sheep (Short) (gaffer)

2007 Popcorn (lighting assistant)

2005 Peter Warlock: Some Little Joy (TV Movie) (first assistant camera)

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Second Unit Director or Assistant Director (1 credit)

2010 Blood + Roses (second unit director)

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Producer (1 credit)

2007 Exhibit A (executive producer)

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Miscellaneous Crew (1 credit)

2006 The Somme: From Defeat to Victory (TV Movie documentary) (floor runner)

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Thanks (2 credits)

2015 Be My Cat: A Film for Anne (special thanks)

2007 Tug (Short) (thanks)

Personal Details

Height:

6' (1.83 m)

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Credits a serious motorcycle accident in 2002 as the catalyst for turning his back on the rat race and switching to full-time independent filmmaking. See more »