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Barrett Heathcote is from the South Coast of the UK, and after studying printmaking, photography, and filmmaking, they started editing commercials, music videos, and branded content for the largest international advertising agencies and production companies in London. They then founded a production company with Duncan Jones and Stuart Fenegan, Liberty Films. They made many high-profile commercials and campaigns together before embarking on their collective first feature film, the BAFTA award-winning Moon, starring Sam Rockwell and Kevin Spacey.  They continue to cut commercials and feature films, including the Duncan Jones film Mute and Liam O'Donnell's Skylin3s, both of which are on Netflix, as well as spots for Glen Luchford and Ruairi Robinson.  They are currently working on Rogue Trooper with Duncan Jones, due to be released in 2025.  Represented by CAA.

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Editor:
2000  David Bowie: Roseland Ballroom, NYC
2002  Whistle
2014  The Last Man
2018  Mute
2020  Skylines
????  Rogue Trooper

Visual Effects Editor:
2000  David Bowie: Roseland Ballroom, NYC
2002  Whistle
2009  Moon
2014  The Last Man
2018  Mute
2020  Skylines
????  Rogue Trooper

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