Hi. My name is Paul Manning. I am an established, independent content producer, and film maker.
My particular areas of interest are charity and community film work, tutoring and Locations work.
I graduated from Sheffield Hallam University in 2015 with a first class Masters degree (with Honours) in Film and Media Production.
I have television credits on programmes in Croatia, Spain, South Korea and the UK, and was nominated for the Royal Television Society Student Award in 2014 for the wildlife documentary A World Within Three Acres.
I have been producing charity fundraising films since 2006 including the hugely successful SHU Rugby films, and have produced many drama shorts, documentary films and music videos.
In 2014 I directed the TV sitcom pilot Pride & Pensioners, and produced and directed the film adaptation of Anthony Bull's play Bummer, which was screened at the Showroom Cinema, Sheffield.
I have adapted, produced, shot and edited two further short dramas: Hamburg Stag and Solitary for London based Black Ice Theatre Company, of which I am co-founder.
Black Ice Theatre Company specialises in producing edgy new theatre pieces and stage-to-screen adaptations of works by new writers.
Other film work includes: editing services for Honey Tongued Theatre Productions; editing assistant to US film installation artist Edgar Arceneaux, matchday broadcast director / editor for Rotherham United (Claremont Media / BBC Sport) and Camera Assistant on feature film Still Born Still Loved (Big Buddha Films).
I worked as Production Office Assistant on Brief Encounters (ITV) and Paddy Considine's film Journeyman.
My location work includes my role as Location Manager for SKY1 sitcom Rovers, Assistant Location Manager on National Treasure (Channel 4) and Location Assistant on feature film The Devil Outside directed by Andrew Hulme.
I have also been Location Manager for several commercials for national TV and web campaigns, including Jamesons Whiskey and Vitality.
Since 2015 I have also been working as a part-time Film & TV tutor, a Workshop Facilitator teaching Storytelling and Enterprise to young adults, and I have been a student Mentor at Sheffield Hallam University.
My particular areas of interest are charity and community film work, tutoring and Locations work.
I graduated from Sheffield Hallam University in 2015 with a first class Masters degree (with Honours) in Film and Media Production.
I have television credits on programmes in Croatia, Spain, South Korea and the UK, and was nominated for the Royal Television Society Student Award in 2014 for the wildlife documentary A World Within Three Acres.
I have been producing charity fundraising films since 2006 including the hugely successful SHU Rugby films, and have produced many drama shorts, documentary films and music videos.
In 2014 I directed the TV sitcom pilot Pride & Pensioners, and produced and directed the film adaptation of Anthony Bull's play Bummer, which was screened at the Showroom Cinema, Sheffield.
I have adapted, produced, shot and edited two further short dramas: Hamburg Stag and Solitary for London based Black Ice Theatre Company, of which I am co-founder.
Black Ice Theatre Company specialises in producing edgy new theatre pieces and stage-to-screen adaptations of works by new writers.
Other film work includes: editing services for Honey Tongued Theatre Productions; editing assistant to US film installation artist Edgar Arceneaux, matchday broadcast director / editor for Rotherham United (Claremont Media / BBC Sport) and Camera Assistant on feature film Still Born Still Loved (Big Buddha Films).
I worked as Production Office Assistant on Brief Encounters (ITV) and Paddy Considine's film Journeyman.
My location work includes my role as Location Manager for SKY1 sitcom Rovers, Assistant Location Manager on National Treasure (Channel 4) and Location Assistant on feature film The Devil Outside directed by Andrew Hulme.
I have also been Location Manager for several commercials for national TV and web campaigns, including Jamesons Whiskey and Vitality.
Since 2015 I have also been working as a part-time Film & TV tutor, a Workshop Facilitator teaching Storytelling and Enterprise to young adults, and I have been a student Mentor at Sheffield Hallam University.
