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Michelle Camp (b. 1976)

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Birthplace:
Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England, UK

Born:
December 1, 1976

Biography from TheMovieDB

Michelle Camp is a Producer and Co-Producer with Netflix. She is known for Layer Cake (2004), Four Lions (2010) and Dom Hemingway (2013).

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Film Production

Post Production Supervisor:
2009  Bunny and the Bull
2010  Four Lions
2013  Dom Hemingway
2013  The Look of Love
2014  The Face of an Angel
2015  The Ark
2015  The Go-Between
2015  The Scandalous Lady W
2017  The Trip to Spain

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TV Production

Co-Producer:
2022  The Witcher: Blood Origin
2025  MobLand

Post Production Producer:
2016  Hooten & The Lady
2020  Little Birds
2020  Sandition
2022  The Witcher: Blood Origin
2025  MobLand

Post Production Supervisor:
2011  DCI Banks
2011  Death in Paradise
2013  By Any Means
2014  Grantchester
2015  Dickensian
2016  Flowers
2016  Hooten & The Lady
2018  Save Me
2018  The Alienist
2019  Good Omens
2020  Little Birds
2020  Sandition
2021  Bloodlands
2022  The Witcher: Blood Origin
2025  MobLand

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