Helen Lyons-Curran (b. 1982)

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Birthplace:
Manchester, England

Born:
February 9, 1982

Helen Lyons-Curran is a writer and director based in the UK. Her work has gained multiple awards and nominations, including a prestigious Royal Television Society North West Award for macabre WWII short film, Delicacy. Both Delicacy and Brit-Grit, Horror-Noir, Ends Meat are available at Amazon Prime. Raw drama, Choke has recently been picked up by M62 films as part of their Northern Film Collective. Up next is road-thriller Last Strike, as well as development on a debut feature film.

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Art Direction:
????  Last Strike

Boom Operator:
2019  Choke
????  Last Strike

Colorist:
2019  Choke
????  Last Strike

Dialogue Editor:
2019  Choke
????  Last Strike

Director:
2013  Gone
2014  Delicacy
2019  Choke
????  Dad
????  Ends Meat
????  Last Strike

Editor:
2013  Gone
2014  Delicacy
2019  Choke
????  Dad
????  Ends Meat
????  Last Strike

Producer:
2013  Gone
2014  Delicacy
2019  Choke
????  Dad
????  Ends Meat
????  Last Strike

Sound Recordist:
2013  Gone
2014  Delicacy
2019  Choke
????  Dad
????  Ends Meat
????  Last Strike

Writer:
2013  Gone
2014  Delicacy
2019  Choke
????  Dad
????  Ends Meat
????  Last Strike

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